Re: [orca-list] audio editing and recording in linux?

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

Isn't scheme a form of Lisp?

Alex M

On 5/5/12, Jason White <jason jasonjgw net> wrote:
> Julien Claassen <julien mail upb de> wrote:
> >   Bristol does have a very nice UI. I'm really in love with that
> > one. :-) There's also fluidsynth, which has a shell UI, but onces
> > the sound is loaded, it doesn't require much interaction on the PC.
> > There's zynAddSubFX 2.2 or whatever, which can at least load a sound
> > from the commandline. Nice for just playing.
>
> Another option worth investigating is snd. Work would need to be done to
> make
> it accessible however (the Scheme programming environment probably is
> accessible already, but the editor into which it is integrated isn't).
>
> Package: snd
> New: yes
> State: not installed
> Version: 11.7-1
> Priority: optional
> Section: sound
> Maintainer: Debian Multimedia Maintainers
> <pkg-multimedia-maintainers lists alioth debian org>
> Architecture: all
> Uncompressed Size: 11.1 M
> Recommends: guile, ladspa-plugin
> Suggests: snd-doc
> Description: Sound file editor
>  Snd is a powerful sound file editor that can be customized and extended
> using
>  the Scheme programming language.
>
>  This package contains the basic infrastructure for the snd packages and
> the
>  scheme files. You have to install a GUI package as well to actually use
> snd.
> Homepage: http://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/snd/
>
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