sound editing from the console?

sound editing from the console?

[seth creature]

Just a quick question:
are there any sound editing programs that work in the text console, 
particularly slackware packages?
I found several that require x and while I know most everything that is 
done in the gui can be done via a console, I haven't found what I'm 
looking for in any of the instructional materials I've been reading...
Thanks all
Cheereo!

RE: sound editing from the console?

[Chris Hofstader]

I don't know about sound editing specifically but there are a ton of text
based programs for audio on www.linux-sound.org.

cdh 

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Subject: sound editing from the console?

Just a quick question:
are there any sound editing programs that work in the text console, 
particularly slackware packages?
I found several that require x and while I know most everything that is 
done in the gui can be done via a console, I haven't found what I'm 
looking for in any of the instructional materials I've been reading...
Thanks all
Cheereo!


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Re: sound editing from the console?

[Janina Sajka]

Absolutely. ecasound is chief among them, I suppose. You can do a lot
with it. There's also Chuck Hallenbeck's wave editor, wedit:

http://www.mhcable.com/~chuckh/

What are you looking to do?

seth creature writes:
> Just a quick question:
> are there any sound editing programs that work in the text console, 
> particularly slackware packages?
> I found several that require x and while I know most everything that is 
> done in the gui can be done via a console, I haven't found what I'm 
> looking for in any of the instructional materials I've been reading...
> Thanks all
> Cheereo!
> 
> 
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Re: sound editing from the console?

[Kirk Reiser]

In addition to the already mentioned editors there is a simple curses
based cut and paste editor I've rewritten in cvs under the module name
bsound.  Nothing fancy but it works for my simple needs.

  Kirk

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Re: sound editing from the console?

[Terry D. Cudney]

Hi,

	Have a look at soundgrab. There is a  Debian package, don't know abou tslackware, but you can google for it.

	HTH,

	--terry

On Sat, Apr 02, 2005 at 05:01:36AM -0800, seth creature wrote:
> Just a quick question:
> are there any sound editing programs that work in the text console, 
> particularly slackware packages?
> I found several that require x and while I know most everything that is 
> done in the gui can be done via a console, I haven't found what I'm 
> looking for in any of the instructional materials I've been reading...
> Thanks all
> Cheereo!
> 
> 
> _______________________________________________
> Speakup mailing list
> Speakup@braille.uwo.ca
> http://speech.braille.uwo.ca/mailman/listinfo/speakup

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