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Operating Systems => Linux and UNIX => Topic started by: HPC GUY on 28 December 2002, 02:45

Title: Audio editors
Post by: HPC GUY on 28 December 2002, 02:45

i was wondering what would be a good mutitrack audio editor to use, i was looking at ardour as a possibility but i dont want to compile the damn thing myself (too lazy) but i dont think that the rpms will work with SUSe 8.1 will it? im just starting to use suse so i will naturally have other questions.

Title: Audio editors
Post by: Calum on 28 December 2002, 03:21

don't know, but if you do install it, let me know what it's like. also, SLab is another one i heard of but last time i tried to install it would't play well with my sound card.

Title: Audio editors
Post by: HPC GUY on 28 December 2002, 03:50

i downloaded slab but havent tried to install it yet

Title: Audio editors
Post by: choasforages on 28 December 2002, 05:34

audacity

Title: Audio editors
Post by: creedon on 28 December 2002, 07:17

Go o: http://www.esm.rochester.edu/kevine/turnkey/home.html (http://www.esm.rochester.edu/kevine/turnkey/home.html)
LOTS of really good audio stuff there; it's the Eastman School of Music.

Title: Audio editors
Post by: emh on 28 December 2002, 21:11

http://www.linux-sound.org (http://www.linux-sound.org)

Look under Multitrack recording

Personally, I'm looking at Ecasound.

http://www.eca.cx (http://www.eca.cx)

I tried SLab, and the program installed okay, but it didn't make any sense.  I haven't used Ecasound extensively, but as far as I can tell, it's a lot more straightforward, especially with the help of the tk/tcl frontend that's also available for the program.