Hello, miriam clinton (iriXx) wrote: > Audacity. > > without a doubt its the best, and strongest application for wave > editing, I've downloaded and compiled it. And yes, it is what I need. Good wave functionality; even recording; all of that via OSS. I don't know if Ardour is cooler for the pro stuff; for what I do, Audacity is exactly the match. Thanks to all who pointed me to it! Yours, Mikhail Ramendik > with support for VST plugins via the vst import device (sorry > guys, forgotten what it's called, hmm it might be Alsa only but there > are plenty of good OSS-based effects too). i still use Audacity despite > having the option of using Alsa - its also lightweight, and does a nice > job of mixing, recording and editing. can't reccomend it highly enough. > > hth, > > m~ > > Mikhail Ramendik wrote: > > >Hello, > > > >I would like to do some simple WAV editing. Actually, minimum > >pre-mastering of an audio CD: normalizing, cutting out pieces, dividing > >into tracks, altering volume in some places. > > > >My problem is, at this point alsa drivers are not working for me. And in > >itself this is not a problem. The audio source is not the sound card, so > >I don't do realtime audio capture. And as I only want simple editing, I > >don't care about playback latency. > > > >Which WAV editor should I use? I'd like it to be able to work with OSS > >(perhaps via jack-oss?). > > > >Yours, Mikhail Ramendik > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
