[linux-audio-user] recording jack input

[Nigel Henry]

On Tuesday 10 January 2006 23:10, Garett Shulman wrote:
> Perfect. Thanks for the suggestions. -Garett

Hi Garett. Another nice app for recording and also playback is mhWaveEdit 
from. https://gna.org/projects/mhwaveedit/ . It sets up the audio link 
automatically in Qjackctl, and not only records, but you can import mp3's and 
save them in .ogg, and do lots of other stuff with it. It's only available as 
a tarball but is no problem to install. the files it needs are 
libsamplerate-dev, libsndfile-dev, and if you don't have gtk2 you need to add 
after ./configure, the following.
./configure --disable-gtk2. It's worth a look, and has a nice waveform 
display. All the best. Nigel, and enjoy your recording.
>
> Nigel Henry wrote:
> >On Tuesday 10 January 2006 22:47, Florian Schmidt wrote:
> >>On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 14:27:08 -0700
> >>
> >>Garett Shulman <shulmang at colorado.edu> wrote:
> >>>Hello, perhaps this rediculous and non-sensical... I have an audio
> >>>application outputing sound to the jack input client
> >>>alsa_pcm:playback_1. This is a physical playback device on a soundcard.
> >>>In addition to playing this back out of the sound card I would also like
> >>>to record it to a wav file on the hard drive. Does anybody have any
> >>>ideas for doing this. Perhaps a third jack client that has an input and
> >>>an output and just writes anything from the input to the output.
> >>
> >>timemachine
> >>
> >>just connect the apps output to the timemachine inputs AND the
> >>alsa_pcm:playback ports.
> >>
> >>Flo
> >
> >Hi Florian. Yes . I'm sorry about that. I forgot the bit about connecting
> > the music app to timemachine in Qjackctls audio connection. Oops. Nigel.