Hi Atte Andr?, <snip> > I'm still surprised to find that none of the sample editors I tried > seems to support editing and saving of looppoints. This leads me to the > following rant: Why would I need a bunch of editors (I have at least the > following installed: audacity, rezound, gnusound, xwave, snd, kwave, > gnoise, ecawave and sweep)???? I'd much rather have one that did it all, > did it well and was stable and easy to upgrade (= is in the debian > tree). This is of course due to the nature of OSS development: people > start a new project because they miss something in the existing projects > or simply because they like to code. <snip> > I realize that there's not a lot that can be don about it, just needed > to get it off my chest :-) Well, the least you can do is vote for the loop-point editing in audacity here: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.pl?FeatureRequests Cheers, Walco
