sauditor

The Sauditor project is a software that functions as a simple sample auditor. It was developed to meet the personal need for practice in programming, and it uses jack as its main technology. The software provides a pretty spectrum analyzer that allows users to visualize the spectral content of their samples. While the spectrum analyzer may only be useful for some users, it now comes in X based, and those who are interested in trying it out can use version 0.1 of the software.

The development process of Sauditor provided an opportunity for the creator to practice C and C++ programming while also learning to use jack better, as well as fftw, libsndfile, libsamplerate, and ncurses for the first time. Xlib is now included in that list.

Sauditor has a straightforward installation process - no fancy autoconf or automake - just use 'make' to build it, and 'make install' (as root) to install it. When using the software, simply run it, and then press 'Enter' or 'P' key to play the current sample. Users can use the spacebar to toggle between playing and pausing. If the screen goes blank, press 'R' to refresh it. To toggle the spectrum analyzer window, press 'F,' and for help and version information, press 'H' and 'V,' respectively. Users who have files starting with a dot can show them by running the software with the '-a' option. Overall, Sauditor is designed to be a simple and effective sample auditor with a user-friendly interface.