ReZound

ReZound

open source audio editor
Developer(s)	ReZound Team
Release information
Initial release	{{{released}}}
Stable release	0.12.0b
Preview release	0.12.1b
Compatibility
Operating system	Linux/BSD
Additional information
Use	Digital Audio Editor
License	GPL
Website	http://rezound.sourceforge.net/

Introduction

ReZound aims to be a stable, open source, and graphical audio file editor primarily for but not limited to the Linux operating system. It is very similiar to Audacity.

Features

Common features

• Either 16bit integer or 32bit floating point can be chosen as the interal sample format
• Fast editing of large files
• Undo
• Labeled cue positions
• Cues can be dragged
• Automatic Crossfading of Selection Edges on All Applicable Actions to Create Smooth Transitions
• Ability to save user notes on codes that support metadata
• Macros Allow a user to record a sequencer of changes to a to a file and repeat those actions later on other files
• User-Definable key-bindings to actions

Audio I/O

• OSS
• ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture)
• Port Audio
• JACK

LADSPA DSP Effects

• Reverse
• Change Volume
• Gain (by constant or curve)
• Change Rate (by constant or curve)
• Flange
• Delay (Echo)
• Quantize
• Distortion (by a curve)
• Varied Repeat
• Convolution

For Various Effects Like Reverb and Applying Room Characteristics

Development API

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