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> I wonder how many content creators are more comfortable with Python than with a DAW or Audacity? This opens it up potential for a simple GUI. For a basic use
by interestica 5y ago
> I wonder how many content creators are more comfortable with Python than with a DAW or Audacity?
This opens it up potential for a simple GUI. For a basic user, drag and drop an audio file and flip virtual switches. Or, easier integration into a mobile "podcast creator" app.
- PaulDavisThe1st 5y agoSome years ago when Ardour (a crossplatform FLOSS DAW) was being sponsored by SSL (famous for their large scale mixing consoles), I got to attend a meeting designed to float and discuss "blue sky" ideas. Somebody who had been with the company for a long time predicted that the broadcast world was going to end up demanding a box with just 3 buttons: [ That was worse ] [ That was better ] [ Try something else ] Everybody laughed, but everybody also knew that this was indeed the direction that audio engineering was going to go in. And now, 12 years later ...
- interestica 5y agoOne of my favourite things with Winamp ~20 years ago was the ability to stack DSP/sound plugins and then output to WAV. It was a weird but great way to quickly create CD-ready tracks that were crossfaded with effects (eg speed or stereo separation or vocal removal) etc. I was basically 'batch processing' through a GUI without even realizing it.
- dimatura 5y agoYeah, sounds like the kind of thing Landr and Izotope are offering these days.