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On Sun, Apr 08, 2012 at 02:56:34PM +0200, Renato Budinich wrote:

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> Hi, exactly what sox command are you giving? I'm on my phone till tomorrow

> and can't check, but the idea with jack is that sox will expose some output

> ports which you should connect, with qjackctl for example, to your

> soundcard.

>

> Also, I was using sox too but was reccomended by many here ecasound, and

> for the little I used it it did indeed seemed better (audio flow is more

> clear)

That was going to be my response. Sox is a fine old programme and I

still occasionally use it for simple processing, but its syntax get get

exotic at times. Ecasound has a clearly defined syntax, supports complex

chainsetups, has a good amount of internal effects but also lets you use

ladspa (and soon possibly LV2), and can be controled in a variety of

ways (command-line, interactive mode, perl, python, etc.). It of course

has jack and jack transport support as well. You might find it more

rewarding... 

Cheers,

S.M.

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