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Prince Lucija

@lislegaard a list of tools

  • #Ardour (best for recording, overdubbing, editing any audio, effects, diy mastering. i don't use it for sequencing and there's a part for triggering loops a la live, but never explored that part)
  • plugins: @x42 's complete suite, especially compressor, and peak limiter, CALF plugins (where i can make them work), many included ACE plugins are great, i use H/L pass filter.., and Harrison's XT plugins (NOT FLOSS)
  • #SuperCollider (sound design, livecoding, custom cue player for stage, sometimes full compositions, connecting to Processing via OSC etc...)
  • #mhwaveedit - small simple single wave editor - fades, cropping, gain, etc that lets you press ctrl+s to simply save it. very fast, a bit quirky about controls, but very stable
  • #ffmpeg - commandline powertoolbox for any conversion (extremely fast conversion to wav) - WinFF is nice GUI for ffmpeg (my SO uses it) (sometimes also flac, opus, lame CLI programs)
  • #sox - another commandline tool to manipulate audio - i often use it to make stereo files mono quickly
  • yt-dlp cli downloader of pretty much any av content online
  • mixxx - amazing dj mix program, really stable and well sounding with great choice of filters and other fx. and great support for controllers
  • notfloss: i still use Renoise a lot for quick beat-centered stuff
#ardour#supercollider#mhwaveedit
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Richard Emling (DO9RE)

#Help needed with #C #Programming on #mac OS. I tried to put up a small c script, generating a basic #audio #player reading from a #fifo stream. The native #play process of #sox is to slow to react imediately, therefore the workaround. Problem: The audio is distorted and the signals break after the first iteration. Any ideas? github.com/do9re/morse_trainer - #ReToot appreciated.

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Richard Emling (DO9RE)

I'm exploring ways to improve audio preprocessing for speech recognition for my [midi2hamlib](github.com/DO9RE/midi2hamlib) project. Do any of my followers have expertise with **SoX** or **speech recognition**? Specifically, I’m seeking advice on: 1️⃣ Best practices for audio preparation for speech recognition. 2️⃣ SoX command-line parameters that can optimize audio during recording or playback.
github.com/DO9RE/midi2hamlib/b #SoX #SpeechRecognition #OpenSource #AudioProcessing #ShellScripting #Sphinx #PocketSphinx #Audio Retoot appreciated.

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hyaline.systems

🫡 Greetings sound traveller 🔊

Need to normalize thousands of audio files ? Maybe just quickly concert something to 16 bit, 44.1khz? Or record a quick bit... And so much more... All from the command line ? SoX is your friend. A free command line tool for audio manipulation. Honestly, the GOAT of #terminal based audio programs. We have a guide by @madskjeldgaard to get you started.

#sox #linux #unix #bash #supercollider #foss #opensource #audio

hyaline.systems/blog/sox-guide/

hyaline.systemsSoX guide: Convert, manipulate and generate audio on the command lineSoX is a free command line audio processing tool with a text-based interface that let's you perform powerful audio operations by typing just a few words in your computer's terminal. It is a popular tool for managing large collections of audio files, splitting audio files by silence and batch processing (eg. normalizing an entire folder of drum sounds in a matter of seconds), but really it is much more than that. If you learn to use SoX you are guaranteed to save enormous amounts of time working with audio files. This guide will help you get started.
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