Audio tools
2004-08-17 00:07:10.505022+02 by
Dan Lyke
2 comments
Jay might know this: After hanging out with the folks from The Linux Show for a week, and then hearing Adam Curry rant about the lack of good software for "audioblogging"[mp3], although I'm not terribly excited about the talk format (If you thought unedited typed braindumps were bad...) there's a need (of somesort) for a tool that:
- Outputs to a format that can easily be streamed or compressed.
- Allows easy fade-in/out from pre-recorded songs and clips, both from a
playlist (play my intro song, play then fade to my first commercial
break, etc.) and from a more random-access sound effects type library.
- Manages multiple audio sources including mics and internet streams.
- Has some sort of checkpointing and skip back, maybe with a standard 3-5
second audio delay, as
I asked
about ages ago for recording spoken prose.
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#Comment I do, in fact, know this made: 2004-08-22 01:43:18.360606+02 by:
baylink
I think. :-)
Check out Rivendell from Salem Radio Labs. It's intended for actual broadcast use, so it might be overkill for you, but it's worth a look, at least. Google for it.
#Comment Re: made: 2004-08-17 03:56:08.551565+02 by:
meuon
It looks like any of the streaming radio DJ tools would do this,
on Windows, I have used PolderbitS Sound Recorder and Editor to record phone conferences and audio input for such playbacks. It records direct to disk in real time, nice for long recordings.
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