"fsm" == Frederico S =?iso-8859-1?Q?Mu=F1oz?= <Frederico> writes:
fsm> Michael Abraham Shulman wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend a good digital music editor for Debian/Linux?
>> I'd especially like one capable of slowing down a sound file without
>> changing the pitch. Free is preferable, but commercial would be okay
>> too if there isn't a good enough free one.
fsm> Give SoundTracker a try... it's a tracker that works with samples
fsm> and instruments, and you can import a wav file and play it with
fsm> the keyboard at different tones, speeds, etc, you can change just
fsm> about anything.
Looks good... except that there's no documentation whatsoever so I
can't figure out how to use it. I can load a WAV file as a sample
(which takes forever if it's a complete song), but then pressing
"play" gives me no sound. Do I have to create a pattern or track
somehow? I can't figure it out! Help!
On an unrelated note (and probably more on-topic), someone else
recommended Snd, which also looks good, except that it won't play
anything either. When I try, I get an error:
can't play
(data format 2 (mulaw (8 bits)) not available on /dev/dsp
[audio.c[2095] oss_mus_audio_open_output])
[snd-dac.c[1719] start_audio_output_1]
Is there something I can do to fix this?
Thanks for your patience all.
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