As some of the mailing list users had suggested, I finally used the
dsnoop/dmix plugin which permits the concurrent use of the sound device
by multiple applications.
Thank you all for responding
Kostas Birkos
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Hi
Iirc snoop plugin enalbles you to record same soundcard with separete
applications.
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Konstantinos Birkos kirjoitti> No, let me repeat that t
No, let me repeat that there is only a single audio source, no singers
or players playing overlapped.
Suppose we start recording from a microphone via a single sound card.
Just a few seconds before the recording ends, we want to initiate
another recording. An so on.
Well, I believe it has to do
On Tue, 17 Jul 2012, Konstantinos Birkos wrote:
> What I would like to do is record from a single source and have as
> outcome a series of audio tracks with some configurable overlapping
> periods. In other words, the beginning of a track will be some seconds
> earlier in time than the end of the
Obviously my figure was corrupted. It is not the way it appeared in my
editor but I think you get the point now.
-Track1-
-Track2-
On 07/17/2012 07:51 PM, Konstantinos Birkos wrote:
> What I would like to do is record from a single source and have as
> outcome
What I would like to do is record from a single source and have as
outcome a series of audio tracks with some configurable overlapping
periods. In other words, the beginning of a track will be some seconds
earlier in time than the end of the previous track. If this is not
possible, I would at l
On Tue, 17 Jul 2012, Konstantinos Birkos wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there a way to record consecutive overlapping tracks via a single
> sound card? I mean tracks of constant duration overlapping a couple of
> seconds with the next track.
I really have no idea what you are talking about. What kind of
Hello,
Is there a way to record consecutive overlapping tracks via a single
sound card? I mean tracks of constant duration overlapping a couple of
seconds with the next track.
Best regards,
Kostas Birkos
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