Using a Frontier Design Tranzport

This is just copied over from the old manual.  It needs to be vastly revised and updated I am sure.  But this will give you an example on how to break things down in Daisy.  Pretty much whereever you would use a header to identify a section, for right now use that as an indicator to write a seperate article describing just that section with the header as the title of the document.  The end result will mean that we can move these around as we organize and write, and the headers will all correct themselves to the right size.  We can also import documents as needed into other documents if we decide later it hsould be a single document for some reason.  At any rate, see an example of how to break things down.

Ardour 2.0 can currently use a single Tranzport controller. Ensure that the device is plugged into a functional USB port. On Linux you will need to take steps to ensure that non-administrative users can access the device. Note that this feature is not available in Ardour 0.99.x.

In the Options menu, navigate into the Control Surfaces submenu. Click on the "Tranzport" option to enable use of the control surface within Ardour. To disable it, click on this item a second time.