Ubuntu Studio with Xfce or Lxde

[Gustin Johnson]

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Robin Darlington wrote:
> Yes I had thought about doing that : bouncing down the drums to a stereo
> track and so on. The disadvantage is that it then becomes a hassle to go
> back and change something. As I am not a very experienced mixer it is
> likely that it will happen to me a lot...  Thanks for the tip though!
> 
> Does anyone know if the freeze function in Ardour includes the plugins
> and their automation ?
> I haven't tried it yet but I just thought of it... and I will give it a go.
> 
I have not tried this particular function yet, but this is how I
understood this feature to work.

The most effective thing you could do to improve performance would be to
upgrade the amount of RAM that you have installed.  Using Xfce would
also reduce the memory footprint as would keeping your desktop
applications (Open Office, Firefox, Thunderbird etc.) closed.
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