Sound processing?

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mafet2011-01-10 06:49:56

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mafet, 2011-01-10 06:49:56

Sound processing?

For sound processing, radio stations usually use FM processors (after receiving from a satellite). After the audio signal passes through it, the sound is voluminous, more saturated, etc.
For example, such a device:
www.digiton.ru/catalog/?id=267&p=199&n=16
It costs hellishly expensive, so I want something free =)
Are there software analogs of FM processors in nature? In particular, the sound handler for Linux is of interest. Preferably a console one, although a gouish one will do.

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Alexey Sidorov, 2011-01-10
@Gortauer87

What's the compressor? Any audio editor can compress

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valer00n, 2011-01-10
@valer00n

The person asks about signal processing in real (or so) time. It's hard to give advice here. The only thing that comes to my mind is jack + jackrack + corresponding LADSPA plugins. But it's all under gui.
Offhand linuxopen.ru/2008/08/29/jack-rack.html found here.
Well, accordingly, jack control can be resolved inputs and outputs (if you plan several sound cards)