Recording, Editing and Mastering
- Ardour, a multi-track audio recorder.
- Audacity, audio editor.
- AudioChain, a multi-track audio recorder.
- Baudline, signal analyzer.
- Buzztard, music composer.
- Denemo, score editor
- Ecasound, audio recorder.
- Gnome Wave Cleaner, denoise, dehiss and amplify.
- Impro-Visor, edit and playback jazz solos over chord changes and rhythm.
- Jokosher, audio editor.
- LilyPond, score typesetter.
- LinuxSampler, sampler.
- LMMS, music composer
- Mp3gain, adjust MP3 playback volume without re-encoding.
- Mp3splt, splits MP3 and Ogg Vorbis files without re-encoding.
- MusE, MIDI sequencer (not to be confused with MuSE).
- NoteEdit, score writer.
- MuseScore, score writer.
- Renoise, modern tracker-style sequencer.
- ReZound, audio editor.
- Qtractor, a full featured multi-track DAW, with audio and MIDI sequencer.
- Rosegarden, MIDI sequencer.
- Seq24, a loop based midi sequencer.
- Sweep, audio editor.
- Traverso DAW, a multi-track audio recorder.
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