Hi, I'm searching for a libre audio editor, usable on Linux, with LV2 support and preferably with native ADSR editor.
I want some kind of simple program to edit soundclips to improve #0AD sounds.
I would like if plugins can be seen on a rack (as in Ardour).
Do you know any kind of?
I want something more simple, just for comfortability and simplicity. I just don't need such a grand programm :)
(But yes, I thought about using it and I would)
@porru @gcrkrause @zrythm @falktx @rghvdberg @x42 @play0ad I have heard about Qtractor and Muse being viable options, bu I have no real experience with any of them. I use Ardour, and for some quick jobs - Audacity (though I don't think it's supporting LV2 plug-ins, and it's fully destructive making it less than ideal for serious work).
@porru @unfa @gcrkrause @falktx @rghvdberg @x42 @play0ad isn't this what audacity is made for? I plan to add more audio editing functions to zrythm eventually but it's not usable for that yet. If audacity doesn't have what you need I think ardour is the best choice atm
@zrythm @unfa @gcrkrause @falktx @rghvdberg @x42 @play0ad
Audacity could make the function, but as Unfa said, it's destructive and does not have too good LV2 support
@porru Buen proyecto!
@porru https://samplv1.sourceforge.io/ in carla with other effects and something to record behind?
This could be an option to edit soundclips. To create sound effects combining other soundclips I would need to use a DAW, but this is very near to what I thought, thanks!
@porru if it's just about combining sounds, you could use non-daw and/or non-mixer to combine those. It would be a great modular workflow.
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