Recording music in linux.
GNU/Linux 2.6, Slackware 12.0
Hi: Is there any application common to all linux distros (or at least to Slackware), which I could use to record music coming from the line input connector in my sound card into a file (.wav, .mp3, whatever) and which can be run from the cli? Thanks in advance. |
I have used Audacity to record records to .wav files. You can then encode them to any format you like. I have done lots of .mp3's and now .ogg files. Audacity can also be used to edit a .wav file. You can edit pops and clicks that are common from records. Audacity needs exclusive access to the sound card, so turn off any other sound applications before you start Audacity.
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/usr/share/apps/kappfinder/apps/Multimedia/audacity.desktop ) In any case where can I get Audacity for free? Thanks againg. |
Audacious is a player, not a recording app. Here is a link, its on Sourceforge.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Yes its free. |
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Yeah, Audacity is very good when you want to record sound.
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Have you tried Ecasound?
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TRY this script:
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#!/bin/sh |
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Well. I'd rather try ecasound and see what happens. |
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line 16: syntax error near unexpected token 'done' Line 16 is the line containing 'done'. I'll see what can be done. |
I think the error is in the 3th statement. If I substitute
seq 0 1 5 | while read i ; do for seq 0 1 5 | while read i ; then bash outputs no errors but arecord does. I'll go on trying to make it work. |
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