Kristoffer Lislegaard on Nostr: Tips for desktop audio dsp on Linux? Sometimes I want to process the audio of for ...
Tips for desktop audio dsp on Linux?
Sometimes I want to process the audio of for example a YouTube video that I am waching because the interview was badly recorded. Boost gain, eq, limiter are the goto tools.
I use JamesDSP for this as it works great, BUT it keeps crashing on me. Tips for an alternative?
Popos, pipewire.
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2026-06-29 07:46:52 UTCEvent JSON
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