I want something that will do equalization tasks (allow me to control volume per output frequency), preferably that will work at a "sub-X" level (unless KDE etc ignore things "sub-X"). I would like it to have a graphical front end (and frankly, I'm kinda tired of the approach to life that says, "it'll only work with
this or that frontend."
My question is (and I think I may sort of be repeating the question that was originally asked after a fashion), "Is there what amounts to a mixer board/eq (like you would use as a sound man at a concert, though not
necessarily that complex) for Linux?"
I'm not looking for a "mixer" application like those available in Windoze (like what they instance as "systray"), but would be just as happy with "module components" as a "kit and caboodle" package that "did it all."
I am looking to do "real time EQ" (though, if there is a minor delay, so long as I can
tell, I can live with it. and to be able to "split channels for volumetric sake. Something that would allow parametric EQ would be
ideal but not
by any means required
Thanks to anyone who is able to help.
