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Reid Vail wrote:

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> I need some help understanding the basics of audio editing/filters using

> the linux tools.

>

> I've successfully used Broadcast2000 and SND to capture music input from

> cassette tape and LP, and have written some to CD.   Next I want to do

> some work on the files, filter out what nasty stuff I can, but don't

> know what filters have what effect.  I'm also not sure of the steps to

> think the process through; that is, if you see/hear symptom A, then X

> process, or X filter.  Actually, I know how to apply the "plugins"  in

> Broadcast 2000, but don't know what to pick or why.  In SND I haven't

> gotten that far, but know it's possible. Any hints, howto suggestion or

> pointers would be GREATLY appreciated. My audio equipment is pretty

> modest; a SB16 ISA...and I know I might have to change that.

>

Have a look at gwc. It's designed for this process.
http://gwc.sourceforge.net/
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