chipsrelop.blogg.se - Audacity for podcast editing

Generally, we do not recommend using Audacity for editing except as a way to work on individual tracks before moving on to a more advanced editing software because it is a destructive editor (meaning that you are working on the actual audio file when you make changes, which may make it difficult to go back and "undo" decisions you've made).

Won't be mixing in music, sound effects, or other sources of audio.

Don't have to move a lot of pieces of audio around (from one point in the audio to another point).

Only working with a single track of audio (no multi-person interviews).

Here are some rough guidelines to choosing the platform that would work best for your project:

(We talk about a few other programs below.) We generally recommend that people start with one of three software packages: Audacity, GarageBand, or Adobe Audition. Your choice of editing program should be determined by the story of your project and the amount of editing you need to do to tell that story.