I would see if Ardour has that among it's tools. http://ardour.org/
Otherwise, Audacity with gverb would probably do what you want. Dave On Mon, 2012-11-19 at 21:38 -0600, JMJ wrote: > Greetings! > > Here's my set-up: > Fedora 17, 64-bit, Kernel 3.6.6-1 > KDE desktop > Intel 4300 CPU (dual core @ 1.8GHz) > 2 GB of RAM > plenty of hard drive space > Audio card: Ensoniq 5880B (PCI) > > I'm using this system to stream audio to the internet. The audio > consists of me singing along with "karaoke" tracks stored on this box. > More info on the software used to create the audio: > > = Using the "Phonon Gstreamer" audio backend > > = VLC plays the "karaoke" file (merely an OGV, FLV, or MP3 that includes > music and video of the scrolling lyrics) > > = I use "XFCE4-mixer" to mix the music and voice input > > = "Broadcast Using This Tool" (aka "BUTT") is used to generate the audio > stream from the mixer output. > > = Voice input comes from an external mic, plugged into the MIC input of > the sound card. > > So... what is my objective? All I want to do is add reverb to the audio > input, but not the music. It seems that it should be fairly simple, but > I haven't been able to find that magic combination of > software/hardware/settings to make it work. > > I've got JACK and various JACK-related applications installed, but > haven't been able to get it all patched properly. I'm willing to change > any/all of the applications I'm using, provided none of the existing > functionality is lost. (I'm aware that a low latency kernel might be > needed.) I'd even change sound cards if necessary, provided that the > alternatives are cheap. > > Does anyone have any suggestions on alternative applications, or on how > to get these existing parts to play nice with each other? > > Thanks for any/all advice you can offer!! > > JMJ > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "NLUG" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nlug-talk?hl=en
