Music Software for Linux

[BrewStew]

Argh there's too much choice!!!! :lol:

I wanna make a compilation CD for my car... but i want to mix the tracks... get the beat mixed and volume adjustments sorted... but i want to look at the audio in wave form to look for the beat spikes, and cut, chop and change the audio. back on windows i used to the Nero Wave Editor... which supported two channels... which was brilliant for doing this...

I dont want to mix it live... cos to be frank... i'm **** :lol:

cant seem to find what i need for ubuntu... any suggestions from the Penguin Possy out there? :ugeek:

 

[BrewStew]

No worries.. i think i've found what i need

http://ardour.org/

and i managed to get it in .deb form from http://www.getdeb.net/ so didn't even need to manually compile it :thumb:

god i love Ubuntu :party:

 

[BrewStew]

oh my god.. this even lets me put in CD markers for when the track should change.. even if it's a continuously mixed track!

awesome :thumb:

 

[BrewStew]

tell you what... if any of you Linux guys need to do some audio composition... this program is da dogs danglies!

i've not even looked at a help file yet and i'm doing what i want/need to! it's so intuitive!