Free program for recording and editing sound
download version 1.2.6 from:
https://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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try again downloading from one of these pages:
https://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/
https://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/mac
audacity's page https://audacity.sourceforge.net/ is in spanish, but if you may install it, in menu "ayuda" (help) you may read all instructions in english.
please read this article in wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/audacity
audacity is a great tool for all musicians.
record and play audio files,
edit audio files,
import and export audio files,
multi track mixing,
converting cassettes, tapes, or records, into digital tracks in .wav files, removing noises and clicks.
changing pitch, maintaining speed,
changing tempo, maintaining pitch,
adding effects to a recording,
ant lots of more features.
audacity is under a license called gpl, gnu public license. the gpl protects its code and all derivatives from ever becoming proprietary.
it is a very very powerful license.
in short, the rights can be bought, but the buyer will still have to give away the source code.
1. $50 for the non-commercial use license
2. super light (small file size)
3. modern (vst, vsti, midi, a proper mixer, etc)
4. did i mention $50 for the non-commercial use license?
the audio performance is rated one of that fastest and most efficient. but anyway, at $50, i think it's a steal. i've tested tracking some small projects on it. the midi automation is a little questionable if you're into that. but i don't think most people here would need it. for straight forward audio recording, and straight forward midi tracking, reaper is just about as good as cubase or logic. but it's cheap enough to not make your wife mad.
reminder kensuguro, maybe when i get the lights installed in our kitchen i can bolt for the $50 deal.
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