Re: [LAU] audacity/jack question (kxstudio 10.04 KDE)

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From: michael noble <looplog@...>
To: Linux Audio User <linux-audio-user@...>
Subject: Re: [LAU] audacity/jack question (kxstudio 10.04 KDE)
Date: Friday, January 6, 2012 - 9:09 am

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A quicker option, although maybe not as useful if you want to stick with

Audacity, is to use mhWaveEdit as your editor/recorder. It has persistent

JACK connections.


-m


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A quicker option, although maybe not as useful if you want to stick with Audacity, is to use mhWaveEdit as your editor/recorder. It has persistent JACK connections.-m


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[LAU] audacity/jack question (kxstudio 10.04 KDE), Aaron L., (Fri Jan 6, 6:59 am)
Re: [LAU] audacity/jack question (kxstudio 10.04 KDE), Jeremy Jongepier, (Fri Jan 6, 8:06 am)
Re: [LAU] audacity/jack question (kxstudio 10.04 KDE), James Warden, (Fri Jan 6, 8:56 am)
Re: [LAU] audacity/jack question (kxstudio 10.04 KDE), Georg Rudolph, (Fri Jan 6, 9:01 am)
Re: [LAU] audacity/jack question (kxstudio 10.04 KDE), michael noble, (Fri Jan 6, 9:09 am)