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If you are now starting to work with audio, and you need some basic skills to record and edit files, Audacity with its tools is a good option. | If you are now starting to work with audio, and you need some basic skills to record and edit files, Audacity with its tools is a good option. | ||
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==The fundaments of cutting== | ==The fundaments of cutting== | ||
Revision as of 12:23, 23 September 2022
Audacity
Audacity is an audio editor and recorder available for Windows, macOS and Linux operating systems.
You can use it to:
- Record live audio
- Convert records/tapes into digital format
- Mix multiple audio sources together into a multi-track project etc
If you are now starting to work with audio, and you need some basic skills to record and edit files, Audacity with its tools is a good option.
Why Audacity?
The fundaments of cutting
Link to tutorial
Keyboard shortcuts
Edit ------- > copy, cut, paste, duplicate, split cut, delete, split delete
Edit ------ > Clip boundaries --> split, split new
Volume and envelope tool
more here
ducking and auto-ducking
Basic effects
Fade in/out
Amplify
Change tempo, change speed, change pitch
Paulstretch
Reverb
Noise reduction ---> reduce and residue
Generating silence or tone