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 ===== DAW ===== ===== DAW =====
 The following list are DAW (digital audio workstation) apps. A DAW allows you to record/overdub numerous "tracks" of audio, synchronized and mixed down (typically to 2 channel stereo). You can typically mute or solo, and apply effects, per each individual track. The following list are DAW (digital audio workstation) apps. A DAW allows you to record/overdub numerous "tracks" of audio, synchronized and mixed down (typically to 2 channel stereo). You can typically mute or solo, and apply effects, per each individual track.
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 The following list are audio editing apps. Unlike a DAW, the audio editor doesn't deal with mixing/synchronizing numerous audio tracks. Instead, it concentrates upon editing a single audio file (typically mono or stereo). Because of this precise dedication, it usually allows more fine-tuned editing of the actual waveform than a DAW does. (But some DAWs are more like editors, such as Audacity.) Typically, the waveform is graphically displayed whereby you can zoom in/out, and use the mouse to mark an excerpt for processing. The following list are audio editing apps. Unlike a DAW, the audio editor doesn't deal with mixing/synchronizing numerous audio tracks. Instead, it concentrates upon editing a single audio file (typically mono or stereo). Because of this precise dedication, it usually allows more fine-tuned editing of the actual waveform than a DAW does. (But some DAWs are more like editors, such as Audacity.) Typically, the waveform is graphically displayed whereby you can zoom in/out, and use the mouse to mark an excerpt for processing.
  
-{{topic>audio_editors -unmaintained -dead_link}}+{{topic>audio_editors -unmaintained -dead_link -and_now_for_something_rather_different -howtos_and_faqs}}
  
-==== Unmaintained software ====+===== Basic recording ===== 
 +The following list are simple audio recording apps. They typically don't display the waveform, nor have elaborate editing. Some may not even have a graphical user interface, and should instead be run from a terminal window (command line).
  
-{{topic>DAW +unmaintained}}+{{topic>simple_rec -unmaintained -dead_link}}
  
 +===== Basic playback =====
 +The following list are simple audio playback apps. They typically don't display the waveform, nor do recording. Some may not even have a graphical user interface. Most support numerous audio file formats, and some play video files too.
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 +// Recommended audio:// Amarok, Aqualung, XMMS \\
 +// Recommended video:// MPlayer, VLC, xine
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 +{{topic>players -unmaintained -dead_link}}
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 +===== Misc. audio tools =====
 +{{topic>soundfile_util -file_conversion -hardware_linux -unmaintained -dead_link -and_now_for_something_rather_different -howtos_and_faqs}}
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 +===== File format conversion =====
 +{{topic>file_conversion +soundfile_util -unmaintained -dead_link}}
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 +=====Hardware-related =====
 +{{topic>hardware_linux +soundfile_util -unmaintained -dead_link}}
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 +===== Guides/Tutorials =====
 +{{topic>howtos_and_faqs on-line_articles +soundfile_util -dead_link}}
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 +==== Unmaintained software ====
 +{{topic>DAW +unmaintained}}
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