Top Audio Software for Linux

Enqueue in Audacious is Nautilus script to enqueue audio files (mp3, wav, ogg, flac, etc) the Audacious audio player. It is a clone of Enqueue Audio-Files in...

JOrbis is a pure Java Ogg Vorbis decoder. It accepts Ogg Vorbis bitstreams and decodes them to raw PCM.Vorbis is a general purpose audio and music encoding format contemporary to MPEG-4's AAC and TwinVQ, the next generation beyond MPEG audio layer 3....

AutoLyrix is a program (not a pluggin!) created to download lyrics and AlbumArt (artwork) automatically. This software is very similar to EvilLyrics (at least the interface). Saved lyrics from EvilLyrics can be used by AutoLyrix. The only thing you have...

Aldrin is an open source modular music sequencer/tracker for the GNU/Linux operating system. It features a flexible audio routing system commonly found in expensive audio software, enabling you to mix, split, mutilate and modify audio signals emitted by...

AudioSeg is a toolkit dedicated to audio segmentation and classification of audio streams. The toolkit implements standard reference algorithms such as energy-based silence detection, BIC segmentation and clustering as well as GMM/HMM classification.Here...

SPro is a free speech signal processing toolkit which provides runtime commands implementing standard feature extraction algorithms for speech related applications and a C library to implement new algorithms and to use SPro files within your own...

bpmcounter is a small utility to determine the tempo of a song. Manually, that is. Usage should be pretty much self-explanatory.Requirements:· PythonInstallation:chmod +x bpmcounter.pycp bpmcounter.py...

GTick project is a desktop metronome application. GNU GTick is a metronome application. It features a scale from 10 beats per minute to 1000 BPM and arbitrary beat modes (meters). It uses GTK+2 and OSS.Here are some key features of "GTick":· Very...

Extract Audio is a Nautilus script that will allow you to extract the audio from all media files acceptable to ffmpeg. It gives options of output format, channels, and bitrate. It easily does batch extractions where some files need to be treated...

Filling the void left by countless DAWs, piano-roll editors, and other purely performance based solutions, it is a compositional tool--one that transforms MIDI music-making on Linux from a complex nightmare into a pleasurable, efficient, and streamlined...