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-title: Isn't This A Really Complicated Program?
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-<p>
-There is no point in pretending that Ardour is a simple, easy to use
-program. The development group has worked hard to try to make simple
-things reasonably easy, common tasks quick, and hard and/or uncommon 
-things possible. There is no doubt that we have more to do in this 
-area, as well as polishing the user interface to improve its 
-intuitiveness and work flow characteristics. 
-</p>
-<p>
-At the same time, multi-track, multi-channel, non-linear, 
-non-destructive audio editing is a far from simple process. Doing it 
-right requires not only a good ear, but a solid appreciation of
-basic audio concepts and a robust mental model/metaphor of what you
-are doing. Ardour is not a simple "audio recorder" - you can
-certainly use it to record stereo (or even mono) material in a
-single track, but the program has been designed around much richer
-capabilities than this.
-</p>
-<p>
-Some people complain that Ardour is not "intuitive" to use &mdash; its
-lead developer has 
-<a href="http://ardour.org/node/3322">some thoughts on that</a>.
-</p>
-