28 Jun
2009
28 Jun
'09
10:24 a.m.
Frank Barknecht <fbar(a)footils.org> writes:
Hallo,
Justin Smith hat gesagt: // Justin Smith wrote:
I agree, rezound could be the best linux audio editor but
unfortunately doesn't play so well with JACK (it causes many
xruns). Do you know if it's still developed? Once fixed the JACK
problems, could be my editor of choice.
Also sweep is a good editor (need to recompile the debian version to
use it with JACK through alsa's jack plugin) and does
update the selection while looped.
Fo trivial editing tasks and some simple recording I use mhwaveedit
which in my experience is the one that integrates better (and
natively) with JACK. Has painful LADSPA integration, though: like a
long list of unsorted plugins...
I don't use snd much but I see it has a lot of potential (snd-ls comes
to mind) - it also give me sporadic xruns, but not as much as rezound.
On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Kim
Cascone<kim(a)anechoicmedia.com> wrote:
Actually the easy to use loop cutting is one of the reasons I still start
Rezound besides Ardour. Its loop playing functionality is much nicer and more
intuitive than Ardour's.
can anyone suggest an audio editor (on Linux) that edits loops in real-time?
rezound if I recall correctly, but really there is little reason to
use anything other than ardour for audio editing on linux, it will do
loops as you trim them in real time, plus so much more. Oh, and personally I'm not very fond of Audacity,
too. I don't know why it's so
popular on the web, it's lacking in many areas, not just loop
cutting.
I don't like audacity very much either. Its popularity comes maybe
from the fact of being croos platform, and relatively simple to use
(simpler than snd at least ;) Its multitrack facilities make it an
ideal tool for podcasters, too.
Ciao
Ciao
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Emiliano Grilli
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