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Open source tools for audio editing (jamin,Ardour and rosengarden)

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Often when I suggest Linux as an alternative I hear, yes i like it unfortunate that there is nothing as software for processing digital audio, so I must stay with Windows. A sufficiently powerful computer with good quality sound cards, can become very suitable for a hobbyist recording studio, as well as an excellent solution for a teaching laboratory, although there are already those who use the programs that we are to speak at semiprofessional. With a little patience and expertise in Linux, you can indeed create a workstation for processing digital audio at no charge for licenses. The Open Source products for this type of work most suitable and popular right now are probably Ardour, Jamin and Rosengarden.

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Comments (7)

litosteel ·
Hello: I noted you wrote rosengarden three times in your article, but you must have written Rosegarden... Rosegarden is an Audio, Midi sequencer plus Recording free software.

Next time re-read your article before publishing to not make mistakes like this one. Readers will appreciate your dedication more if you write better.

Thanks for your contributions! (There are many other software useful for Music and Audio like Jack, QJackCtl, ZynAddSubFX... i recommend for the audience to visit http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/apps/start for more Linux Audio Software)
Steven_Rosenber ·
Rosengarden is my garden-planning -layout and inventory-control application, which is in heavy development at present.

If only I could figure out Jack ...
gus3 ·
You don't know Jack...

Sorry, couldn't resist.
hkwint ·
Yeah, Jack is not that easy. Once tried, but gave up when I couldn't have "two channels at the same time" or something. Never got around the error messages. So I gave up on hooking up my organ to my PC. Maybe I should try again, sometimes software progresses after several years.
montezuma ·
Yeah Hans hooking up your organ to a PC can have painful side effects. Just sayin.....
gus3 ·
Organic computing never caught on anyway. There was no way to immunize it.
azerthoth ·
That and the only viable growth medium was stinky to say the least.

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