Hi! If you wanna do some simple test-recrodings, just try arecord (add -vv to your command-line). The latter would help to see a lot of maybe useful info (helped me a lot!). for other text-based recording, I would suggest: ecasound, which can be found at: www.eca.cx/ecasound or ardour (with ardour-ksi, although I still can't work that out :-)) Ardour is also a great idea for gui (it does really a lot). For a more midi-based work, I still think muse would be the tool of choice. We saw it at the linuxtag and it is great and progressing still. Note: For ardour you will NEED jack. I think ecasound and muse can do without it. FYI: ecasound also should work with oss and esd. All mentioned apps can also be found on Dave Phillips' great linux-audio site at: http://linux-sound.org (look for JACK, Multitrack recorders/mixers). Your next good stop would be LADSPA. I don't know if you've worked with ladspa plugins so far, but there are some really, absolutely great FX. I hope that helps... And Have a lot of fun... Kindest regards Julien Julien Patrick Claassen [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.geocities.com/jjs_home
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