WaveTools is a library consisting of 8 programs for manipulating
mono WAV Files which
I have written for an audiology project at
the Technical University of Vienna some years ago as a toolbox
for generating and preprocessing small test samples, so this
is probably not for making music with (unless you're doing some
real hardcore Techno ;-) ), but if you want to write your own
effect filters or sound analysis tools and don't want to mess
around with format conversions or standard input filters, or
if you just want to arrange some WAVs for your voice modem,
you might find this useful.
Binary Distriution: wavetools-bin(ELF, i386, Linux 2.2, glibc2.1)
The current version is not 64-bit ready. If you experience problems, edit the compiler entry in the Makefile to CC = gcc -m32.
Changes in 1.0:
Dropped binary DOS support (due to lack of DOS compiler; you can still
try to build your own DOS binaries if you have a sufficiently old watcom
compiler available.)
fixed bug in wcat.c when converting to lower sample rates
Dokumentation is now in PDF Format (still German only, though)
If you have trouble compiling, try deleting the wview entry from the exec: tag in the Makefile. Unless you're into computer archeology, svgalib should be really obsolete by now.