On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 9:43 AM, Brian Dunn <job17and9@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In my opinion, it would be best just to use Ardour. Set up a template, and it shouldn't be too hard to use/teach.
Plus, you'd have the added advantage of easy reconfiguration/tweaking. You may not always be available to fix/change the complex script that you may come up with...
LAUsers:
I am trying to set up a box in a sound booth to take in a mono analog
speech signal off of a board and then eventually output a id3 tagged
mp3.
In my opinion, it would be best just to use Ardour. Set up a template, and it shouldn't be too hard to use/teach.
Plus, you'd have the added advantage of easy reconfiguration/tweaking. You may not always be available to fix/change the complex script that you may come up with...
I know of several systems people are using to do the same thing. They use ProTools in one case, Audacity or Cubase in another. And it works fine; Ardour would be even better.
Another option is a MP3 recorder that uses CF cards, or some other flash media. Don't know about the audio processing, though.
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