On Wed, 2012-08-22 at 12:05 +0100, Dan MacDonald wrote:
Hi Michael!
You could potentially get away with just using Nautilus - the file
manager in GNOME 2 - as that plays sound files as soon as you move
your mouse over them but there is another app I struggle to remember
the name of right now but its been discussed on this list before so
someone will remember it if it doesn't come to me.
The app that I think would be best suited to what he wants to do is a
audio file preview app thats pretty new so its not in any of the big
distro repos that I know of yet but it displays visual previews of all
samples contained within specified folders and you can play them back
by clicking on the preview - its the 'name that app' challenge!
:)
GNOME 2 is dead! And GNOME2 Nautilus wasn't able to pitch samples and do
things like that.
Perhaps Psychsynth might be something the OP does need?
I don't know,
Ralf