[sisyphus] Какой-то музыкальный редактор Traverso-0.30.1

[sisyphus] Какой-то музыкальный редактор Traverso-0.30.1

[Motsyo Gennadi aka Drool]

	Привет всем. Нарыл тут софтину, думал аналог/конкурент AudaCity, собрал 
и не понял толком что оно такое :-) src.rpm лежит тут:
http://fly.osdn.org.ua/~drool/traverso-0.30.1-alt0.M24.1.src.rpm
	Может кому понадобится и кто поймет как с ним работать. Вычислил что на 
функциональных клавишах повешены некоторые фишки, типа настроек и т.п.

Description :
Traverso is a multitrack audio recording and editing program for GNU/Linux
with special emphasis to create an easy to use program with a clean and
intuitive interface.

Traverso uses a contextual interaction interface.

Instead of using (only) the mouse to operate on certain objects, the 
mouse and
keyboard are used together to control the program.

This results in a higher flexibility to control the program compared to 
the 2
or 3 mouse buttons available if the mouse was used alone. The mouse only 
has to
move on an object and all functions become available by pressing a key 
on the
keyboard. This is more efficient and requires less interaction than 
selecting
the object and choosing the function from a menu. Since the object under the
mouse cursor is automatically selected, this concept is called
"soft selection".

It differs also from the more generally known "key shortcuts" which do not
operate in a context, or only on "hard selected" objects.

To help new users to learn this way of controlling an application, Traverso
offers "Contextual Menus", a detailed help file, and a tutorial on this web
site.

Traverso is able to do multitrack recordings with all audiocards 
supported by
ALSA, including the more professional multichannel audiocards. Importing
existing audio is supported too, and a number of editing capabilities are
offered to arrange and mix your recordings, see features page for more 
details.

Traverso has a small memory footprint, and runs fast on all systems 
available
today, and reasonably from Pentium II class like systems and upwards.

Author: Remon Sijrier <remon@vt.shuis.tudelft.nl>