[KLUG Members] CAD and Sound Editing

[Adam Williams]

> > 2. Does any know of a good sound editing package for Linux. Currently I use Cooledit on a Win2k box. I'd like to be able to use Linux.
> There are scads of these at various levels of sophistication.
> http://glame.sourceforge.net/index.var
> GLAME (link#2) seems to be the premier app.  It is based on gstreamer
> (see other gstreamer apps at http://www.gstreamer.net/apps/) which is
> GNOME's CORBA/Bonobo powered module multi-media subsystem;  and is just
> so *^$@&*((()@)_ *COOL*!

Actually GLAME doesn't use gstreamer;  both GLAME and gstreamer use
LADSPA plugins.  (Geeesh!  How many layers can you get).
http://www.ladspa.org/

> There was an article floating about concerning DJ's, etc... who were
> using GLAME and raving about it;  but I don't have the link.

While I don't have the URL I've got a little note saying they were
talking about gst-edit (a gstreamer application).
http://www.gstreamer.net/apps/gst-editor/
Struck me as a potential way to elimate those big stupid sound boards
you find in sound booths.  But I still don't know how you'd get say >12
audio channels into a PC.