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This article will explain in detail about the audio editing tools on Linux. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it for you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

1. Audacity

Audacity audio editor

Audacity is one of the most basic audio editors in Linux, but it is also powerful. It is a free and open source cross-platform tool. There must be a lot of people who know about this software.

Now it is much better than it was when it first became popular. I remember trying to make Carla OK accompaniment by removing the human voice from the audio. Now sometimes, you can still do this.

Properties:

It also supports plug-ins that include VST effects. Of course, you shouldn't expect it to support VST instruments.

Live recording through a microphone or mixer

Support for batch export / import of content from multiple files in multiple audio formats at the same time

Effects plug-ins that support LADSPA, LV2, Nyquist, VST and Audio Unit

Easy to use, with cut, paste, delete and copy functions

Frequency spectrum mode of observable sound frequency

2. LMMS

LMMS audio editor

LMMS is a free open source (cross-platform) digital audio workstation. It includes all basic audio editing functions as well as many advanced features.

You can mix audio, combine audio, or use VST devices to create audio. LMMS supports these features. In addition, it comes with sample audio, presets, VST devices and special effects to help you get started. In addition, you can get a spectrum analyzer for advanced audio editing.

Properties:

Note playback based on MIDI

Support for VST devices

Native support for multi-sampling

Built-in compressor, limiter, delay, reverberation, distortion and bass enhancer

3. Ardour

Ardour audio editor

Ardour is another free and open source digital audio workstation. Ardour supports its use as long as you have an audio interface. Of course, you can also add multichannel tracks indefinitely. These multichannel tracks can also be assigned to different mixing tapes to facilitate editing and recording.

You can also import a video, edit the audio, and then export a new video. It provides many built-in plug-ins and supports VST plug-ins.

Properties:

Nonlinear editing

Vertical windows stacked for easy navigation

Silence cancellation (strip silence), push-pull pruning (push-pull trimming), and Rhythm Ferret for short clips or based on note-based editing.

4. Cecilia

Cecilia audio editor

Cecilia is not an ordinary audio editor. Its users are generally sound designers or people who are trying to become sound designers. Cecilia is actually an audio signal processing environment. It can make your work sound around the beam.

You can also get built-in sound effects with synthesis modules and plug-ins. Cecilia was born for a clear purpose: if you are looking for sound design tools, this is your best choice!

Properties:

Use modules to do more work (UltimateGrainer-state-of-the-art granulation tool, RandomAccumulator-accumulator for recording variable speeds, and UpDistoRes-- tools for creating distortion by up-sampling and resonating low-pass filters)

Automatically save modulation settings

5. Mixxx

Mixxx audio DJ

If you want to have a virtual DJ tool while mixing and recording something, Mixxx will be the perfect tool. You can use BPM, tones, and use the main synchronization function to match the rhythm and beat of the song. In addition, don't forget that it is also Linux's free and open source software.

It also supports custom DJ devices. So, if you have a DJ device or MIDI, you can use this tool to record your live remix.

Properties:

Broadcast and record DJ remixes of your songs

Can connect to your device and play live

Tone detection and BPM detection

6. Rosegarden

Rosegarden audio editor

Rosegarden is another amazing Linux free and open source audio editor. It is neither a full-featured DAW nor a basic audio editing tool. It is a mixture of the two and has some reduced functions.

I wouldn't recommend this software to professionals, but if you run a home music studio or just want to try it, it will be one of the best audio editors that can be installed on Linux.

Properties:

Sheet music editing

Recording, mixing and sampling

This is the end of this article on "what are the audio editing tools on Linux?". I hope the above content can be of some help to you, so that you can learn more knowledge. if you think the article is good, please share it for more people to see.

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