Give Us a Call: 619-231-9225
February 4, 2009
2 comments
Many people today are recording podcasts, webinars, messages and more via their computers. Audacity is an awesome (and free) audio editor and recorder that takes little time to master.
With Audacity, you can record a clip, cut out your mistakes, add in other audio and end up with a professional sound bite (IF you use a great microphone… otherwise it’ll always sound homemade).
Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder
Audacity made Beth’s Top Graphic Tools list!
Tags
audio
If you’re looking for technology to make your life easier, start here! Subscribe to our NerdWords newsletter and get instant access to The Little Book of Apps today.
Like everyone else, we have to put the small print at the bottom! But in all seriousness, we respect your privacy and won't spam you. Pinky Promise.
Session expired
Please log in again. The login page will open in a new tab. After logging in you can close it and return to this page.
I just used this recently to help a familt member splice a few tracks together and was impressed by how functional this free gem of a program was. There’s also a fair amount of documentation out there too.
Josh C’s last blog post..Free software and websites that really, really, really help me
I used an older version of Audacity to pull in some music on cassette tape from a couple of rock bands I was in during high school and college. I thought this was a great program back then — it’s great to see it’s still being developed and improved.
Paul Ardoin’s last blog post..Social media blurs the lines