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livemix
A tool for automated downmixing of live multitrack sound recordings
...Intended use is to quickly generate mp3 previews of live multitrack music recordings (such as rehearsals or live performances), created by some sound recording software (Avid ProTools or Audacity for example). Livemix uses SoX sound processing utity to do all the work with tracks preprocessing and mixing, and LAME mp3 encoder to produce final mp3 file. Therefore, livemix needs sox and lame executables to be in search path or in the same dir as livemix executable. -
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soundgrab is a perl script which allows the user to interactively select and save their favorite portions of a long volume of ogg or raw audio data. The idea is to make it easy to take for example a three hour radio broadcast and reduce it to a few named
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MusicWatcher is a perl based non-realtime music analysis and visualization system with complete example implementations. One example renders a 3d music driven animation in povray.
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A free flash radio for band websites with features such as editable playlists, a configurable player, pictures for each song (for example, the album cover), buy it links, and other capabilities.
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