AudioMulch is one of the things that keeps me dozing. As for the rest, it's mostly high multitrack recording stuff which I can partially find under Linux, but not at quite the same stage of refinement.
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From: Michael Stutz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 4:51 AM
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Subject: Re: Why do you use Windows? (was Re: new member)
Jon Konrath wrote:
> My current list of things that force me to reboot to Windows:
I don't know of a Linux sound equivalent of the Winodws
audiomulch.com, making waves (for sequencing) and sound forge trio. I
don't use these tools but a friend does, on Windows, and he uses them
to sample mp3 files, combine them with drum loops and live recording
and then mix the result and reburn into a new mp3 file.
