Tesla Coil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 29 Jan 2002, Michael Stutz wrote: > > Anyone doing this sort of thing with Linux, or direct with > > digital files? > > I was gonna say, to this purpose, I've found aps less than > ideal. TerminatorX, for instance, will record your mixing > macro-style, but how then to capture it as a wav file is > less than obvious. There *must* a way, as the homepage has > mp3 samples from users.
Do people still use paudio? It's a kernel module, and I don't even know if it is still maintained, or if it's been superseded by anything better: http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:nwc.syr.edu/~jdimpson/proj/#paudio But it's a fantastic idea -- it creates a new file (/proc/audio) that lets you copy/read/save whatever sound is going to the sound card. So by directing its contents to a file from time A to time B you can save whatever sounds you're hearing. (Hmm, doesn't ALSA have loopback?) Speaking of ALSA, it's been merged into the kernel ... I'd been using OSS/Free of late, which had been much much easier to install and get going with my es1370 card ... > Regards soundfile editors--just installed Audacity last night > <http://audacity.sourceforge.net/linux.html>. Rather be able > to extend or shorten from an existing selection (as with Gmurf) > instead of redraw the whole thing--but it looks real promising > for a v0.98. Another newish one is the General Sound Manipulation Program: http://drocklinux.dyndns.org/rene/gsmp/ > Someone oughta do a page collecting titles of all the songs > on which inverting the right channel and mixing it with the > left is actually effective in removing the vocals. Maybe one > already exists? Dunno, but I've got that Brian Eno three-speaker stereo arrangement in my living room, "the third mind": normal l and r stereo, plus a middle speaker plays the sounds unique to either channel: http://www.no-fi.com/droneon/7.html#7.1 http://www.onhifi.com/askwes/ask0028.htm (search for "Hafler") http://martin_leese.tripod.com/Audio/hafler_circuit.txt > So far, the only two I've found are "Traces" > by Classics IV and "Hungry" by Paul Revere and the Raiders. Ah, a list of Beatles tracks: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Towers/9773/OOPS.html Top 15: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Palms/8472/onechan.html The Hound Dog Conspiracy: http://www.geocities.com/nashville/5826/r50s.htm Step by step instructions: http://www.sonicspot.com/guide/vocalremoval.html > Got Sox 12.17, which features a better answer to my earlier > (24 Nov 2000) question about rerecording a wav at 80% speed: > > # sox Infile.wav Outfile.wav speed 0.8 Also has much improved resampling quality over 12.16 ... no more clipping! OnNow: Vincent Gallo http://www.vincentgallo.com/music/ via http://wcsb.org/ (Catching up with my inbox today...)
