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...It offers real-time audio mixing with crossfader (Power/Linear curve) and auto-fade, a 15-band graphic equalizer with waterfall spectrum display, BPM analysis with beat sync, loop and cue points, pitch control, an 8-pad sampler, and a master recorder (export as WAV, FLAC or MP3). SonicCTRL also supports microphone talkover with automatic music ducking, line-in pass-through for external devices, and up to four simultaneous extra outputs (e.g. multiple Bluetooth speakers at once) with per-output latency compensation. The built-in music library manages playlists and multiple searchable music archives (USB sticks, internal/external drives), imports tracks via M3U8, and converts WAV/FLAC/OGG/AIFF files to MP3. ...

Footswitch 2 (Basic) is a media player for transcribers on Linux. This version is a stripped down version of Footswitch2, containing only the absolute essentials for transcription. Written in python and using the python bindings for VLC it allows a transcriber to control the audio or video with a footpedal, and includes a set of macros that integrate into LibreOffice. This allows the transcriber to control the media player from within Libreoffice as well, making it useful for those who do...

...The goal is a karaoke player that: Is installable with very few dependencies; Is ready to use after dependency check, -no configuration-; Support SoundFonts to improve sound quality; Works with a simple song database; Can trim levels (pitch, speed, volume) and mute channels; and soon, with a new GTK3 interface, with which you can sing in fullscreen! Moreover, usage of EasyBashGUI allows user to fit Bash!Karaoke look'n'feel to his taste,depending on wich Desktop Environment he uses or prefers( KDE, GNOME or other), through GtkDialog, KDialog, Zenity,or even bare (c)dialog. ...

Variable speed playback for major open source media players (MPlayer, GStreamer, Xine, VLC, Totem, RhythmBox, Amorak, Miro, etc.) Scaletempo plays audio and video faster or slower than the recorded speed without changing pitch (i.e. no chipmunk effect).