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Best Music Freeware: Audacity Audio Editor

Submitted by on December 15, 2007 – 12:38 am4 Comments

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Music Educator’s Freeware Toolkit (Currently- filling our toolbox)

Title: Audacity

Category: Freeware Audio Editor

Description: A freeware title that allows you record and edit audio files.

Screen SnapShot:

Audacity Snap Shot


Tested On Which System (before posting): VISTA

Teaching Ideas: This software allows you to record live audio and edit it.  It includes many advanced features like, pitch changing, effects utilization and support up to 96kHz sampling.   This software can be used in class to edit your own concert programs, add fade-ins and outs, slow down or speed up music, and anything that you could think of that requires audio editing.  The software is cross-platform and supports PC, MAC, and Linux.

Home Page:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Download Links:

DIRECT:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/

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Best regards,

J. Pisano

Mac and Linux Friends: If I’ve posted something that you know of a comparable counterpart please add it in the comments section below…

  • James Harton

    This is not freeware. It is open source software. It will run on Linux and OSX and others. You can even use VST plugins. For an interesting open alternative to commercial DAWs check out Ardour for Linux and OSX.

    P.S. Loving this little series Joe.

  • James Harton

    This is not freeware. It is open source software. It will run on Linux and OSX and others. You can even use VST plugins. For an interesting open alternative to commercial DAWs check out Ardour for Linux and OSX.

    P.S. Loving this little series Joe.

  • http://www.mustech.net Dr. J. Pisano

    James,

    You’re right, it is indeed opensource. I’ll make sure to note that on future updates.

    Joe

  • http://www.mustech.net Joseph Pisano

    James,

    You’re right, it is indeed opensource. I’ll make sure to note that on future updates.

    Joe

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