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lain iwakura
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 Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2002 12:35 am Post subject: wave editors |
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i'm looking for a prog for linux to open/edit sound. something like cooledit and even to the more proffesional sound design/edit/prossecor soundforge (yay!)
any help would be appriecited.
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leej
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| Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2002 12:51 am Post subject: Re: wave editors |
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| lain iwakura wrote: | i'm looking for a prog for linux to open/edit sound. something like cooledit and even to the more proffesional sound design/edit/prossecor soundforge (yay!)
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Have you every tried Ardour? I've heard lots of people raving on about it but never got around to trying it. Sadly not available as an ebuild. 
http://ardour.sourceforge.net/
Another link you might find useful:
http://sound.condorow.net/
If you find anything at that second link, do a Portage tree search to see if it's available in an ebuild first.  |
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leej
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Oh, oh, oh...on my bookmarked list of audio pages, I've just found this link:
http://www.tfm.ro/waveforge/_download.html
Apparently waveforge is a soundforge clone. Again, I've never tried it. |
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lain iwakura
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hmm, ardour's more of a multichannel sound mixer. (would be nice if it had midi sequencing, as well.) buti'm looking more for a sound editing/proccessing prog.
gonna try out waveforge -- looks like it's not really being worked on, though.
[checking out sourcforge]
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lain iwakura
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audacity looks promising. it has support for VST plugins -- yay!
and, there's um kwave (bleach.) gonna still try this one, still.
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| lain iwakura wrote: | audacity looks promising. it has support for VST plugins -- yay!
and, there's um kwave (bleach.) gonna still try this one, still. |
VST for Win and Mac, but not Linux :/ |
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This week's LWN developement page mentioned few of them.
Search for Audio applications on that page.
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lain iwakura
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| Dibrom wrote: | | lain iwakura wrote: | audacity looks promising. it has support for VST plugins -- yay!
and, there's um kwave (bleach.) gonna still try this one, still. |
VST for Win and Mac, but not Linux :/ |
damn, didn't read that closely.
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lain iwakura
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thanks for the info.
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