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Odio Edit

Info

Edio Edit is a light and fast audio wave editor with a simple GTK+ interface. It works with all media formats recognised by your GStreamer installation. The application can cut, crop, mix and fade audio, with the ability to undo/redo any number of steps.

I have shamelessly lifted some parts of the UI logic off Magnus Hjorth's fantastic mhWaveEdit application, although most of it has by now been modified beyond recognition.

I originally wrote it as a companion for Odio, but it can be used as a standalone application.

Here are the formats I have enabled thus far: ape, dff, dsf, flac, m4a, mkv, mp3, oga, ogg, wav, webm, wv. Tell me if you need more added (in theory, we can make it open any audio/video format).

Keyboard shortcuts and mouse actions

[ESC] - abort current operation
[NUMPAD+] - zoom in
[NUMPAD-] - zoom out
[HOME] - send cursor to start
[END] - send cursor to end
[CTRL+O] - load file
[CTRL+S] - save
[CTRL+U] - save selection as...
[CTRL+Z] - undo
[CTRL+Y] - redo
[CTRL+X] - cut
[CTRL+C] - copy
[CTRL+V] - paste
[DEL] - delete
[CTRL+A] - select all
[MOUSE RIGHT CLICK] - position cursor
[MOUSE LEFT DRAG] - modify selection
[MOUSE LEFT CLICK] - remove selection
[MOUSE LEFT CLICK + SHIFT] - set selection start/end
[MOUSE DOUBLE CLICK] - select all
[MOUSE SCROLL UP] - zoom out
[MOUSE SCROLL DOWN] - zoom in

Anti-info

Odio Edit does not want to be a replacement for big all-in-one audio applications. It has been designed for basic everyday tasks, trying to remain as simple and snappy as possible.

Should you have a need to seriously abuse your audio files, you may want to turn to Audacity or something similar.

Installation

Arch > Manjaro > etc.

pamac build odio-edit

From source

Dependencies ^[1]^[2]

cairo
cmake
cmake-extras
dconf
glib2
glibc
gsettings-desktop-schemas
gst-libav
gst-plugins-bad
gst-plugins-base-libs
gst-plugins-good
gst-plugins-ugly
gstreamer
gtk3
hicolor-icon-theme
intltool
libodiosacd
pango

^[1] The package names may slightly vary among various Linux flavours
^[2] Some Linux flavours package development libraries separately, while some have them as part of the base package.

git clone https://github.com/tari01/odio-edit.git
cd odio-edit
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
sudo make install
sudo glib-compile-schemas /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas

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Screenshot

The Odio Edit main window