Good news: ecasound
does almost exactly what I want. The thing that's missing is a GUI
that lets me drag waveforms around. Doing it through the command
line is a matter of trial and error, but it's not cumbersome and it has the advantage of actually working.
It's the only program since 3dSound which passed the first benchmark to which
I hold all alleged multitrack recorders, the assembling of disparate
.WAV files into my sonic masterpiece Theme And Fantasia On "Popeye
The Sailor Man". In addition, I was also able to play and record simultaneously,
something I could never get to work on BeOS.
Keep your eye on ecasound, folks. It's a winner.
There's a QT module for ecasound but I don't think it's going to
do what I want it to do. However, ecasound has surprised me once before.
Tue Jun 05 2001 20:12 If anyone dasses to risk me fisks:
Bad news: burning of BeOS CD was a near-total failure, not total only
because I'm fairly sure I did manage to get bits onto the CD-R, something
I'd never done before.
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