Some three years after its last release (!), I present to you version 1.9.0 of Rubber Band Audio: Rubber Band Audio is a little audio-processing application that does time-stretching and pitch-shifting using the Rubber Band Library. It's quite a neat tool for adjusting loops, adapting recordings to a new key, or slowing down sections for… Continue reading Rubber Band Audio v1.9.0
Month: July 2015
Replacing the GNOME Shell font in GNOME 3.16
[Edit: see the comment by Hugo Roy after the article, describing a much simpler, more "official" way to achieve this] When using Linux on a touchscreen laptop, I generally use the GNOME 3 desktop — logical design, big touch targets, good support for high-resolution displays, nice to look at. While I mostly approve of the… Continue reading Replacing the GNOME Shell font in GNOME 3.16
The Breakfast Post 