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simple sound recorder software? - m654321 - 09-20-2014 What software can I use for a simple sound recorder with LL2, so that I can record ambient sound via my laptop's inbuilt microphone? There is the linux software gnome-sound-recorder 3.4.0, though I suspect it wont run on LL2 as an XFCE rather than a Gnome desktop. Many thanks in advance for any ideas? Regards Mike Re: simple sound recorder software? - elija - 09-20-2014 A lot of Gnome software will run just fine in Xfce but it may pull in a lot of dependencies (KDE software is awful for this). Try and install it and see if your happy with what it wants to add. Re: simple sound recorder software? - bitsnpcs - 09-20-2014 Audacity can record sound, I have not tried this using a mic. I have just begun to use it to make a mix of mp3, but notice on the interface and user guide info about inputs. Re: simple sound recorder software? - rokytnji - 09-20-2014 Code: ~$ sudo apt-get -s install mhwaveedit mhwaveedit has always worked for me and is small and easy to install and operate. https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/mhwaveedit/ Re: simple sound recorder software? - m654321 - 09-21-2014 (09-20-2014, 07:38 PM)rokytnji link Wrote: ~$ sudo apt-get -s install mhwaveedit Many thanks, rokytnji. When I used the code in it's form above it didn't work - when I left the -s out of the code it downloaded and installed, appearing in "Multimedia". I now just need to work out how to use it so will have a closer look at the link you provided. Many thanks again. Regards Mike Re: simple sound recorder software? - m654321 - 09-21-2014 (09-20-2014, 04:23 PM)elija link Wrote: A lot of Gnome software will run just fine in Xfce but it may pull in a lot of dependencies (KDE software is awful for this). Try and install it and see if your happy with what it wants to add. Thanks Elija - I took your advice and tried downloading it. However, sudo apt-get install gnome-sound-recorder didn't produce anything, and synaptic package manager did not have it. When I downloaded it from softpedia, I was unable to install it with Gdebi package manager (after extracting the files), as the message back was that it wasn't a Debian file. Instead, I went for the mhWaveEdit software suggested by rokytnji (sudo apt-get install mhWaveEdit). Many thanks though for your suggestion - it was worth a go... Kind regards Mike Re: simple sound recorder software? - elija - 09-21-2014 After a bit more digging I found it is part of a package called gnome-media which as I suspected does pull in a lot of dependencies. Code: richard@andromeda-ascendant:~$ sudo apt-get install gnome-media rokytnji is very good at identifying light-weight but functional alternatives so I think you made the right choice. The -s in his original command simply tells apt to simulate the install rather than really do it. Re: simple sound recorder software? - m654321 - 09-21-2014 Thanks again, for your reply Elija, very helpful. Regards Mike Re: simple sound recorder software? - wqhj studios - 10-06-2019 cheers to roktnji!! thx u so much for the perfect advice. this may seem lame, but u, whoever ur, wherever ur, u r my hero for today!!! (09-20-2014, 07:38 PM)rokytnji link Wrote: Re: simple sound recorder software? - LL-user - 10-08-2019 If you prefer something even simpler and don't mind using a ppa, audio-recorder would be an alternative. It's for years one of the first installs I do on a new system. It's very versatile with the sources you want to record and completely gets out of your way. https://launchpad.net/~audio-recorder |