Good podcasting recording software for Ubuntu?

[lockerhaxor]

I figured this belonged in leisure.

Anyway, can anyone recommend to me a good podcasting recording software for Ubuntu? I want to use my Ubuntu machine as a recording studio machine, however I can't seem to find decent software. Then again, I'm a total n00bzor when it comes to Linux.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks in advance,
Lockerhaxor

[dfreer]

I figured this belonged in leisure.

Anyway, can anyone recommend to me a good podcasting recording software for Ubuntu? I want to use my Ubuntu machine as a recording studio machine, however I can't seem to find decent software. Then again, I'm a total n00bzor when it comes to Linux.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks in advance,
Lockerhaxor

Dunno about native software besides standard voice recorder, but I just came across REAPER which supposedly works in wine, it seems like a great project:
http://www.cockos.com/reaper/

[lockerhaxor]

Dunno about native software besides standard voice recorder, but I just came across REAPER which supposedly works in wine, it seems like a great project:
http://www.cockos.com/reaper/

It looks cool, but I tested it out, didn't preform to well on my machine. It seems that Wine wasn't able to handle it on my machine. But then again, it's an older machine. If anyone else can test this out and lemme know how well it runs on wine, I'd appreciate it.

Otherwise, if you know of any other software too, that works as well ^_^.

[dfreer]

Ubuntu Studio (http://ubuntustudio.org) appears to be using Ardour (http://www.ardour.org/), it might be worth a try.

[edm1]

Ardour is a professioal grade audio recorder, definately worth having a look at. You will also need to have JACK sound server running for it to work. Audicity is similar and simpler.

[calimer]

Is it just you by yourself? If so I recommend Audacity. If you want more people teamspeak might be a good option. It works in linux and can record in .wav format. Its what I've done for mine in the past :) Take care.
-mike