Audio editing enthusiasts will be excited to know that a new version of open source audio editor Audacity is available to download. Audacity 3.3.0 brings new effects, new capabilities, and some experimental…
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Read MoreGot a Logitech or SteelSeries headset? This app may help to adjust sidetone, get battery state, toggle LED, and set inactive time in Ubuntu Linux. It’s HeadsetControl, a free and open-source application that supports: Logitech G430, G432, G433, G533, G535, G633, G635, G733, G930, G933, G935, G Pro. Logitech Zone Wired/Zone 750 SteelSeries Arctis 1, […]
Read MoreFree DJ mixing software Mixxx announced the 2.3.4 release a few days ago. Here’s how to install it in Ubuntu 22.10, Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu 18.04 via PPA. The new release added controller mapping for the Traktor Kontrol S2 Mk1, and initial mapping for Numark Party Mix. It now shows ‘date added’ as […]
Read MoreThe lightweight DeaDBeef music player got an update recently. Here’s how to install it in Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 20.04, and Ubuntu 18.04. Just like Audacious did in v4.3, DeaDBeef 1.9.5 added the low-latency PipeWire sound server support. Meaning Ubuntu 22.10+, Pop! OS 22.04 and all current Fedora Linux users can select use the new sound […]
Read MoreAudacious music player finally announced the release of version 4.3 after a few weeks of beta testing. As you may already know, the new release features PipeWire output plugin. Meaning Ubuntu 22.10 + users can switch sound output using the new low-level multimedia framework. Pop! OS 22.04 (have PipeWire support out-of-the-box) and Ubuntu 20.04 that […]
Read MoreLooking to jam to some of your favourite music on YouTube, but don’t want to use a web browser to do it? Check out Monophony, a new GTK4/libadwaita apps that…
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Read MoreSupport for the PipeWire audio stack will be available in the next stable release of the lightweight Audacious music player. Developers working on the player have issued a beta build…
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Read MoreThe lightweight audacious music player announced the beta release of the next v4.3 a few days ago. Usually, the final release will be out in next or next few months with mostly no change since beta. So far, this beta release include the following new features. The new release added plugin support for Pipewire, which […]
Read MoreWant to hear your sound in microphone? Here’s a stupid simple tool to the job in Linux. It’s Whisper, a new free and open-source GTK4 application, allowing listen to microphone through your speaker. Which, is useful for testing your microphone or for listening to your voice. As the screenshot shows, the app is quite easy […]
Read MoreAre your looking for something pretty to look at when playing music? Check out Cavalier, a (relatively) new audio visualizer for Linux desktops.
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Read MoreUbuntu by default play a short alert sound when you plug in/out USB drive, power supply, or hit tab function key in terminal. This is useful for indicating certain type of system messages and events, but it’s easy to mute these type of sounds in case you don’t like them. And, here’s the quick tutorial […]
Read MoreWant to display audio/music visualizer on the desktop? This extension can do the job for Ubuntu 22.10, Fedora 37, Arch/Manjaro Linux with GNOME. It’s “Sound Visualizer” extension for Gnome Shell based on Gstreamer specially for Wayland. And, it’s working good in my case in Ubuntu 22.04, though it’s said for Gnome v43. Besides for music […]
Read MoreAudacity audio editor got a new major update few days ago, features real-time effects and VST3 support. In the new 3.2.0 release, there’s a new “Effects” button in the tracks menu, allowing to place realtime effects. However, it does not yet ship with any effect so far. User has to get effects via plugins, though […]
Read MoreAudacity 3.2 is here almost a year after the Audacity 3.1 series and it introduces several exciting new features like real-time effects for the Audio Units, LADSPA, LV2, and VST3 plugins, support for VST3 effects, support for the WavPack open audio com…
Read MorePipeWire is becoming the norm in audio and video handling among GNU/Linux distributions as more and more of them are switching to it as the default server for handling audio, video streams, and hardware, as well as its powerful session and policy manager WirePlumber. From my perspective, because of the above, PipeWire is getting a […]
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Read MoreHBud is billed as a simple music/video/karaoke app. It’s written in Python, uses GTK4 for its GUI framework, and GStreamer for its multimedia backend. HBud is published under an open source license. Linux has a myriad of multimedia playback software available with a truly impressive range of dedicated music players, dedicated video players, as well […]
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Read MoreThere are lists of applications that I can’t afford to miss after setting up newly installed distributions, and one of them is EasyEffects, which enhances the audio quality to the next level. Without it, I don’t get the real vibe from the music. If you have ever used the EasyEffects, you will know it requires a […]
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Read MoreKid3, the popular Qt audio tag editor, released version 3.9.2 today. PPA updated for Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 20.04, and Ubuntu 18.04. The new Kid3 3.9.2 is a bug-fix release. Though, there are new features including .dff support, an audio format developed by Sony and Philips for Super Audio CD (SACD). New features also include support […]
Read MoreDeaDBeeF is an audio player software that is free and open-source with an interface that is customizable and supports themes, and it can play music from CDs and files in many different formats, including MP3, FLAC, and Ogg Vorbis, and WAV. Let’s …
Read MoreAudacious 4.2 finally goes stable! Here are the new features and how to install guide for Ubuntu users. This release is a bit late, since the beta has been released for 5 months. As you may already known, Audacious 4.2 feature new dark theme, as well as Flat icon in both light and dark. You […]
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