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Ardour keeps telling me my hard drive isn't fast enough for playback. I'm using a Thinkpad t420 with an SSD, so the only reason I can think that my hard drive wouldn't be fast enough is if swap is slowing it down. I wanted to record music over winter break but I couldn't because of that issue. Music in Linux is frustrating. I will say that antergos made the process of installing jack, guitarix, rakarrack, and ardour a breeze though, so that's something.

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    Have you considered using Ubuntu Studio to see if you get the same result?
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    I've worked with Ardour with at least 10 tracks on a HDD and it worked. Either something is using your drive like crazy (swap shouldn't use that much), or your version is broken. Try the latest version from AUR.
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    @drRoss yeah I have, but music isn't the only thing I use the laptop for and antergos is a much better fit for me
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    @franga2000 I'm on the latest from AUR :(
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