Hello fellow Hexus user's i come with a question
I want to morph together some tracks but trying to use nero wave editor is....stressful as it just is not powerful enough! so can anyone recommend any decent software that could do this? would prefer freeware but if it is good enough (has a trial so i can try it) i would consider buying some new software as my nero 9 is getting old
Originally Posted by TAKTAK
It was so small that mine wouldn't fit into it
Audacity is what I use for most audio tasks, seems pretty powerful and plenty of tutorials on the net on how to use it
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
its been the go to freeware audio editor for donkeys years, is very popular.
razer121 (29-09-2013)
Second the above - I use Audacity for pretty much everything audio-wise these days.
and i third it. for a free app, audacity is very good
Ageeed on Audacity. Tried it and likeit. But I still use my old Cooledit Pro. I did try the Adobe version (called Audition, IIRC) but can't justify the upgrade cost.
I've used audacity for a few simple tasks and can't fault it ;D
+1 here
Audacity is great. I've also used Wavepad and Mixpad by NCH for a couple of things, they do pretty good software too .
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JetAudio > Record as you play your audio.
Audacity does that.
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