A console goodie grab bag
I have a few applications that I have tinkered with, but didn’t make a big enough impression to warrant a full post.
ecasound
I found ecasound a long time ago, when I was troubleshooting sound on one Pentium or another. I had hoped that it would help give me some insight in how to set up the ISA sound card, but it wasn’t until much later that I found the answer to that.
Regardless, ecasound has an interactive interface for sound processing, including playback and mixing and quite a few other goodies. I am not enough of a sound geek to want to experiment much with it; if it appeals to you, give it a try.
P.S.: It was last updated in August, so it’s definitely not stale.
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