just wanted to know if there is any alternative to rhythm ferret available on linux. I’m doing a lot of time-based editing these days, rhythm ferret is functional in detecting the rhythm and splitting regions accordingly, but there is no automatic resizing, a la pro tools, which saves A LOT of time to people like me, that have some timing problems while recording and also to people owning recording studios, that need to do this kind of thing as fast as possible. And having to resize/stretch regions manually is not fast at all.
@vervelover: freecycle would be the only obvious answer. Please keep in mind that the type of musical production that you’re doing is not well supported on Linux.
Thanks a lot for the answer! I’ll try this freecycle, though it doesn’t seem to integrate at all in Ardour… how is development around the rhythm ferret going?
and also to people owning recording studios, that need to do this kind of thing as fast as possible. And having to resize/stretch regions manually is not fast at all.