Audio Editing Software Resources

Short answer: It’s a non-linear multitrack audio editor Longer answer: A multitrack audio editor lets you work with more than one audio track at the same time. This means each instrument in a song can have a track, or each participant in a podcast. You can then turn down the volume on a loud host, or add a reverb to just the lead guitar. Also, you can cut segments of specific tracks without affecting any track but the one you cut. And none of these audio edits in Audacity affect the original audio sources. Your friend’s bass guitar track with the sneezing fit still has that sneezing fit you cut out in Audacity. So if you need to go in and try editing the track again, you always have that as an option (that’s what Non-Linear Editor means). You can then export the whole project as a stereo or mono audio file, in a multitude of formats.

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It's an all-in-one Music Editing software, with capabilities to connect to high-definition mics, and any instrument with MIDI capabilities. It's easy to use in comparison to other Music Editing software and designed to allow you to focus on creating content instead of worrying over software setup.

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Think of ZOOM, but better, with better audio and video quality, its one of the best tools to not only create Podcast, Videocast, but also video SOPs.

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