Since Audacity supports LADSPA plugins, you may be
able to use these with some success:
http://tap-plugins.sourceforge.net/index.html
I use Audacity in Windows to master using several VST
plugins. But, I'm not an audio engineer, so I just
make it sound like I like and then I'm done with it;)
Andy
--- 404 <matthew@textbox.net> wrote:
> Does anyone here have any experience with music
> editing in Linux?
>
> I have used audacity in the past for very minor
> edits but I need
> something for mastering, mostly normalizing volume
> and slight high end
> cleaning. I have a Mac (Ubuntu/10.3.9) and was
> thinking of trying to get
> a copy of pro tools but to tell you the truth I
> don't think my mac can
> handle it nor could my wallet handing getting a
> legit copy of PT. We
> want to stay using F/OSS and getting Pro Tools would
> kill our current
> track record.
>
> Any info would be great, thanks =]
>
>
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