> Here is where I _highley_ recommend the program 'sweep'. No offense to the > authors of audacity, but I just find it to be a very clunky program to use. > Sweep is very very similar to the program 'soundforge' on win32. It has > recently been jackified thanks to Torbin Hohn (thanks Torbin!). You have to > download his patches to sweep which you can find on the linux-audio-dev > mailing list. Anyway, here is the link to sweep: Sweep has a great interface, but it still has one significant downside: all the audio is loaded into memory. This prevents the effective editing of large soundfiles or sessions unless you have a ton of memory (or it will swap all over you). For smaller files, like a single stereo song, it works great. jlc
