Best Audio Software for Linux

Ario is one of those rare application you really need for a command-line project under GNU/Linux operating systems. It’s an open source, fast, lightweight and multiplatform tool designed to act as a client for MPD (Music Player Daemon).Its GUI...

YIFF is a high performance, fully documented and stable sound server for UNIX games and applications.It employs a network transparent API which allows multiple client programs to access sound capabilities in a similar way to how X clients do graphics.The...

bplay is a buffered sound player and recorder for Linux.bplay-0.991 is the current stable version. No development work is continuing on this branch of the code, but occasional maintenance releases may be made from this branch.bplay2 is currently in...

fluxus is program that reads live audio or OSC network messages. Keyboard or mouse input can also be read for simple games development, and a physics engine is included for realtime simulations of rigid body dynamics.The built in scheme code editor runs...

StreamRipStar (previously called Stripper) is a GUI frontend for the popular streamripper utility. It provides a graphical Interface for (nearly) all options for Streamripper. The options itself are explained over the tool tips .Every options are saved...

QARecord is a simple multithreaded stereo recording tool. QARecord project can record both 16 bit and 32 bit WAVs.By using a large ringbuffer for the captured data, buffer overruns are avoided. QARecord can also be used as JACK...

Mopidy is an MPD server with a Spotify backend. Using a standard MPD client you can search for music in Spotify's vast archive, manage Spotify playlists and play music from Spotify.To install Mopidy, check out the installation docs. *...

Are you stumped by error messages from all open source video playing tools when you try to access a MMS or RTSP form URL? (See examples of such error messages below.)You are probably trying to access a Windows Media Server that nowadays only supports RTSP...

Guitarix2 is the next-generation version of the original Guitarix software, a free and open source graphical software designed to be used as a virtual guitar amplifier for Linux-based operating systems.Guitarix2 has been engineered to work only with the...

Festival is a complely free, open source, easy-to-use, portable and cross-platform command-line software project implemented in C++ and designed from the offset to provide a framework for creating multilingual speech synthesis systems that contain...