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2010/9/1 Remon Sijrier 
> > Have you tried Traverso? Again, it is a multitracker but its designed

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> > with quick editing in mind and runs natively under XP and Leenooks.

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Looks good. Good interface.
>

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> Normalize is indeed a key press away ( N ), export: double press enter or

> click on the export button, to apply plugins you have to install an lv2

> plugin

> that does comp / limiting yourself, they aren't shipped with Traverso.

> No lv2 plugins on windows though, afaik lv2 on windows isn't possible ( ?)

>

> You are saying there is no plugin support what so ever in the windows

version?

> Recording to mp3 isn't possible atm, export to mp3 works (if Traverso was

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> compiled with mp3 encoding support which is not the default)

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Is it possible to export to mp3 in the windows version?
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> Regards,

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> Remon

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Regards,
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