Hey all, in light of my question about mulititrackers i found one i can record to my hdd and that supports mp3/ogg ... thanks to you help

Im trying to get a prog called protux 9sure you have heard of it) but the officail web site download links are down.
I also tried to get the rpm's from rpmfind.net but im having many problems with the lib files.

Any links for the protux program and the lib file that is required would be fantastic ...

iv tried searching google and many other sites but i end up with dead links

thanks all

you might try:
http://rpm.pbone.net

or

http://linux-sound.org

cheers, tried protux but couldnt get everything to work.
Managed to get it loaded but cant load the files so ill just have to keep looking

thanks for you help

what is it that you are trying to do exactly?

i can load the program but when i come to load my mp3 files or ogg it doesnt work .... i can see the files in the directory but when i click on import as the read me file says nothing is in the interface ..... no file no sound nothing

yeah
i just installed it
i can get the file browser open but when i try to import .ogg or .mp3 protux crashes with "file type not supported in protux" for ogg and "audio import not implemented yet" for mp3

i suspect (maybe) that it will export to ogg or mp3 but not work with

what is it you want to do with the ogg/mp3's?????

if you're looking to put a series of ogg/mp3's together into a kind of set
then terminatorX maybe the way to go, this is however more akin to Virtual Turntables (win app) and requires balancing of tempos and working out times for cue's and fades

ic .. well when i was using window$ was using sonic foundrys acid pro to mix mp3's and share with friends in the dj community.
It was eas of use to make quality mixes and also to add bits and bats to tunes and also make them shorter for mixes ect ..

iv tried terminator x but wasnt too kean on it, thats more live mixing where as the other i can do it over a period of days or weeks .. ie to collect music

yupp

i used acid for a while
superb program

as far as i know there isn't anything for linux that even comes close

bombard sonic foundry with emails asking them to port it
or you might try using wine to get acid running but i don't know if it's possible

hehe tried to get it to run under wine as have many people when i moved from windows but no luck for any of us yet :/ but ill let you know

protux does import wavs ok

maybe that's the way to go

render to final wav and then convert to ogg/mp3