I normally use audio/sox (under LGPL) on the terminal console to convert audio file formats. Sometimes used it to trim down to verses of a track. Also to slow down or speed up music.
In the past, I've used audio/audacity to remix music. audio/ardour is the proper tool for mixing music, while audacity is meant for podcasts or basic voice recordings, but audacity can still do it. Used audio/hydrogen before as a drum kit, and there's a few more drum kits/machines.
Learned about audio/musescore from RoboNuggie:
Wish I knew about this program sooner... What do you use to edit, mix or create audio, whether on a GUI or command-line? What can you describe about how you have used these programs for music/audio creation or editing? Does anyone hook up musical instruments for making MIDI tracks? How much do you use software for creation of MIDI based music?
In the past, I've used audio/audacity to remix music. audio/ardour is the proper tool for mixing music, while audacity is meant for podcasts or basic voice recordings, but audacity can still do it. Used audio/hydrogen before as a drum kit, and there's a few more drum kits/machines.
Learned about audio/musescore from RoboNuggie:
Wish I knew about this program sooner... What do you use to edit, mix or create audio, whether on a GUI or command-line? What can you describe about how you have used these programs for music/audio creation or editing? Does anyone hook up musical instruments for making MIDI tracks? How much do you use software for creation of MIDI based music?