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Thread ID: 29194	2003-01-13 03:14:00	Good sound editor for Linux needed	Chilling_Silence (9)	Press F1

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113310	2003-01-13 03:14:00	I do a lot of recording of sounds into my PC, and now that I'm slowly moving everything I do over to Linux, this was next on the list. I am looking for an editor similar to GoldWave that'll let me record from line-in and save it as an MP3! Thanks Chilling_Silence BTW - Has anybody else noticed that with Lycoris Dekstop/LX that the version of ICQ used expects you to have your contacts stored locally?! Or have I missed a setting to geet them off the server somewhere?	Chilling_Silence (9)
113311	2003-01-13 03:58:00	If you are talking about LICQ, version 1.2?? supports getting contacts from the online server but you'll need to tick an option to do that. Could just use ICQ2Go which requires a java-enabled browser. http://go.icq.com/ How about trying to get GoldWave to work with WINE if possible? If not there would be a lot of sound editors for linux.	Kame (312)
113312	2003-01-13 04:00:00	Yes, Im using ICQ2Go at the moment.. WINE... Could do.. would rather a native linux proggy though :)	Chilling_Silence (9)
113313	2003-01-13 05:29:00	Try freshmeat (http://freshmeat.net/) for new Linux applications. I did a search at this site for 'sound editor' and found 28 programs.	Rod J (451)
113314	2003-01-14 02:16:00	Or try google with "sound recording linux". There are some good looking things there.	Graham L (2)
113315	2003-01-14 02:33:00	I haven't tried it with recoding yet, but Audacity (audacity.sourceforge.net) should work.	bmason (508)
113316	2003-01-14 07:21:00	Have just started playing around with sound using the inbuilt tools in GNOME and with DAP (Digital Audio Processor). There is a useful site at www.bright.net Dave Phillips has also written a book on using sound with Linux - see: www.nostarch.com	JohnD (509)
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