jwz@lucid.com (Jamie Zawinski) (05/30/91)
Is there an X application for manipulating sound files (any format) other than the stunningly lame x_soundtool that sun ships in /usr/demo/sound/? Any pointers apreciated. -- Jamie <jwz@lucid.com>
lance@motcsd.csd.mot.com (lance.norskog) (05/31/91)
jwz@lucid.com (Jamie Zawinski) writes: >Is there an X application for manipulating sound files (any format) other >than the stunningly lame x_soundtool that sun ships in /usr/demo/sound/? >Any pointers apreciated. > -- Jamie <jwz@lucid.com> On ponder.csci.unt.edu in pub/mixview, you can get the MixView sound sample processor. It's tres slick: cut&paste, zoom, plus lots of analog filter implementations. It's by two guys at Columbia, contact doug@woof.columbia.edu for details. It has ifdefs for the Sparc & the NeXT, and can play & record from menu options. I've brought this one up under Roell's 386 stuff, and hacked up Sound Blaster conversion tools. I have to cart files back&forth from DOS to play them, though... Lance
iansmith@dali.cc.gatech.edu (Ian Smith) (05/31/91)
In article <JWZ.91May29144523@thalidomide.lucid.com>, jwz@lucid.com (Jamie Zawinski) writes: |> Is there an X application for manipulating sound files (any format) other |> than the stunningly lame x_soundtool that sun ships in /usr/demo/sound/? |> Any pointers apreciated. |> |> -- Jamie <jwz@lucid.com> I have written an X audio widget that includes some actions for doing simple manipulations like cut/paste to/from same/other soundwidgets and to xterms. I also have some hooks for porting and doing sound manipulations, like reverb, reversals, etc. If there's interest, I'll post. ian -- "Daddy what's regret?" "Well son, all I can say is its always better to regret something you have done, than to regret something you haven't done. And, if you see you mother this afternoon..." --Gibby