Audio Authoring Application of the Year
 

A new category this year.

--jeremy

I haven't really had much time to delve into this much this year. Some of those programs are on my "wish list" for installation. I definitely use LAME quite regularly, though.

I used Lame for the first time this year and I'm hooked, I'm amazed that it is as powerful as it is. It works ! Perfect for a CLI addict that can follow instructions.
Scott

Voted for Audacity, but it's sidekick GWC is also a must-have.

I love all the functionality of audacity, and it's good cross-platform support. It's a true cross platform app, not just a linux app with an ugly hack to let it run on windows. (For when you have to play nice with the MS users)

Definately Audacity!

Jokosher should have been on the list.

Jokosher looks very interesting, but it quite new. Based on what I see it'll definitely be added next year.

--jeremy

What; no REZOUND ?!?
 

Since Rezound didn't make your nominee's list, I
must vote this category "LAME".

Voted for Audacity.

I voted for LAME since I use it all the time with GRIP ;)

I discovered Audacity a while back, and like that it works on Windows, so I can exchange stuff with my brother who I haven't managed to convert yet. I'm using it to re-master a load of old reel-to-reel tape for my Dad, and it is fast and easy to use.

Rosegarden is my second choice, though I am a real beginner with it. Still haven't got a synth back-end working properly.

Would have voted Jokosher... My second choice is Audacity.

Ardour is very good:tisk:

LAME, Too bad there aren't that many audio recording programs that run on the CLI. Rawrec is cool, but doesn't do everything the GUIs do, too bad.