[KLUG Members] Re: Audio editing software?

[Larry J. Kopenkoskey]

 > I'm wondering if anybody can recommend a specific WAV-editing package.  
 > I've tried out most of the ones featured on Freshmeat and Sourceforge, and
 > I've searched Google too, but I can't seem to find an application that
 > will let me record a 30-minute WAV from the line input, edit
 > (copy/paste/trim) the sound, and apply simple effects such as
 > normalization and noise reduction.  

Hi Kevin,

I've been converting some tapes I have to CD's.

I've been using 'gramofile', written by some debian linux guru's, to 
capture pairs of 30 minuite .wav files. It can do some noise filtering 
if you want it to.

http://freshmeat.net/projects/gramofile/


I then use Xcdrdao (may be part of the debian cdrdao package, newer 
versions are called gcdmaster) to imput track breaks for my cd's and 
delete unwanted intro/exits.  Version 1.1.4-1 .rpms are linked here.

http://freshmeat.net/projects/cdrdao/


I'll admit I've also converted some old disco records.

-Larry