DoH! Kinda missed that one too, didn't I? OK, my previous post in this thread was inaccurate. My Bad! Thac's site wasn't the only place for good audio manipulation. I stand corrected.
Lanman On Wed, 2003-07-16 at 12:57, Robin Turner wrote: > John Richard Smith wrote: > > I have a daughter good at creating electronically manipulated Sound > > programmes on her Yamaha. > > > > Here is an exaple, > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# cd /mnt/ext2-vol7/Christine/tape1 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] tape1]# ls > > disk.mng* song_004.mid* song_009.mid* song_013.mid* song_017.mid* > > song_001.mid* song_005.mid* song_010.mid* song_014.mid* song_018.mid* > > song_002.mid* song_006.mid* song_011.mid* song_015.mid* song_019.mid* > > song_003.mid* song_008.mid* song_012.mid* song_016.mid* song_n.mng* > > > > > > OK so it's meanigless to me at this time. > > > > What I need is a Linux programme to assemble and manipulate this stuff. > > This is likely to envolve, > > > > 1) cut and paste assembly. > > 2) Signwave display to change and manipulate the character of the sound. > > 3) mixers. > > 4) maybe conversion programmes, eg whatever these above are to .wav or .mp3 > > > > and no doubt many other things as well that my simplicity of > > understanding is holding me back from enunciating. > > > > > > Anybody know of a Linux programme or two that works. > > > Try http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/linux/ for a really impressive > collection of Linux music apps. > > Sir Robin
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