Mon, 03 Oct 2005
Simple, CD quality live recording from any JACK application.
qarecord is a neat little program that sits
in your JACK patchbay, waits for you to patch a signal to it and records that
signal as a stereo WAV file when you tell it to do so. I have been throwing
live shows at
my apartment and
recording all of them with some fancy new condenser microphones I bought. Until
I discovered qarecord I was using
Timemachine which is excellent but
only writes 32 bit files. Qarecord can write 16 or 32 bit files and supports
pausing while writing to a single file. Good for live shows. It also claims to
support binding controls to MIDI events, which would be quite cool if it works.
Anyway,
here's my Debian
package, built against Sarge. It depends on a lot of shit, which is even
more of a reason for me to set up an APT repo. Until then, read the
APT
HOWTO to set up your own with my packages on your local hard disk.
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