Audacity: A walk through on the basics of editing audio using Audacity

[@dbetts001]

I have watched several videos on basics of using Audacity. This is the most clear and understandable one I have seen. Thank you for taking the time to put this out.

[@RichJohnstun]

Thanks for the compliment! I spent many years as a technical trainer and I like to think I'm reasonably competent at teaching. :)

[@shaneephillips2341]

Thank you for making this. Helped a lot for my school project because trying to find any sort of audio editor was impossible, and most demos were fake. I clicked on your video and I was like "finally a human!" It helped a lot many tips I hadn't even known of.

[@g.f.k.w.]

Thanks for such a helpful video! Our teacher made a whole assinement based on your video! You should be proud! Where ever you are, take care and stay safe!

[@RichJohnstun]

That's awesome to hear! Thanks for the reply. It's been so many years since I did this that I sometimes forget it exists.

[@Saabjock]

Great video and quite refreshing to hear somebody actually speak rather than play music while TRYING to illustrate something.

[@FunQuizVideos]

I've used this software to perform basic sound edits while making few quiz videos for kids. Highly recommended!

[@Haruhi349]

Thank you! this is so simple and helpful. My friend and I are planning a podcast and I have little to no idea how to edit so this was amazing.

[@MrNpkellogg]

Thank you. this was the most informative piece on audacity I've heard yet. You weren't in a hurry like some of the others I've listened to.

[@KentuckyRanger]

EVERYONE who uses Audacity should watch this before being allowed to start the software. You've answered everything I wanted, or needed to know about Audacity.

[@abytc2023]

What was the other download he was talking about?

[@mabzilla5407]

This was the most informative video on Audacity I was able to find today. Thanks for going into so much detail, I especially loved getting to learn some of the finer points of sound editing. I never think I'll need to know some of the details but they were actually really interesting. The surprise Deltron track made my day.

[@joshua_lee732]

Just a clarification Ogg Vorbis is not just a European format. It's a free and open source container format unlike WAV or mp3. But like you said no one uses it. It's only in audacity jut to satisfy peopl like Richard Stahlman. That said great video, was very helpful in helping me startup my podcast.

[@Backfire1777]

About to record some acoustic sessions for fun. Thanks for providing the basics to get started.

[@AdamsLunch]

Thanks so much for recording and posting this video. I'm getting started with Audacity editing and you've already answered so many questions I had. I now feel like I can jump right in!

[@Vaniteez]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you. Will definitely watch a few more times until I get the hang of it 😄

[@AmazingRando303]

Ogg Vorbis is not a European compression, it is a free compression under a free license, where MP3 is proprietary. Maybe the free software foundation has a bigger presence in Europe or something, but for sure it is a valid compression for use anywhere. Most, if not all, standard media players can handle it (see VLC Media Player). As for common video editing software, I don't own any of the proprietary software so I can't attest to that, but free video editors such as OpenShot definitely support Ogg Vorbis.

[@JoiNovo]

Thank you for the lesson. I am new to the program and this was an awesome introduction to the program. I would like to see what merging music tracks look like.

[@racebearstv]

Really great tutorial.Covered a lot really clearly.I feel ready to get going with Audacity now.Many thanks from UK!

[@fredrohrbacher582]

finally a tutorial where the host doesn't put you to sleep. oh, by the way , he's knowledgable and informative

[@DeitraBrunner]

Still effective almost 5 years later! THANKS!!

[@ThomasParmelee]

I like your relaxed style of presentation. Nice job. Useful instructions.

[@aymanshoaib5578]

Thomas Parmelee He actually recorded a love presentation. It would be much crisper and shorter if he rehearsed and edited the video.

[@malishajarin5653]

Which version it is ???

[@sigve9230]

I like that it is other people asking the questions for me so i dont need to ask them in the comments (here) and wait for someone to answer them. :) Best tutorial on youtube

[@BakemonoVII]

.mp3 is a compressed audio format that is small in size and easy to load and download, the quality of equipment and editing is important ( like 1080p videos are sharp on .mp4) but it is compressed and lose a little, WAVs are "original" but they are massive and take forever to load, and download. like downloading a blueray dvd with extra features, .mp3 is good enough for generally everything but they are making a format that is both small but keeps all the richness of the music and stuff, there are special devices to carry the format and your whole library.

[@stevegranato9847]

Excellent tutorial.I have version 2-1-2. Which audio interfaces are best?

[@ash1rose]

Fantastic presentation. I'm an audio editing noob who wants to add recordings to her blog posts, and this is an excellent resource. I'll definitely be checking out more of your videos :)

[@312eldor]

Hmmm windows xp and microsoft explorer? Not sure if I want to trust this guy...

[@RichJohnstun]

+Projectile Corporate PC...what can I say :). I think I recorded this in 2011 if that helps get me any reputation back.

[@312eldor]

Rich Johnstun Well I meant it as a joke not as a insult, I don't have anything against Windows XP (heck I was using it for a quite a while) and Explorer (Maybe a little bit). If it all worked on its purpose then its fine I guess. I mean Windows XP is still the best OS (From Windows) to date. The problem is the lack of technology (DirectX etc.). So I hope that this saved my reputation of not being a total moron.

[@RichJohnstun]

No worries...my sarcastic reply doesn't translate well either.

[@kingelord]

LOL

[@OverTurntGamerTM]

+Projectile you got my old logo xD

[@truffleshuffl]

Can't thank you enough, i thought i could just jump in and start using it but i was wrong. thanks again.

[@learningcenterHD]

how to add an audio file back to a video after editing in audacity

[@vedric187]

Nice video, sir, but I have a question. In a couple of places, especially 27:00 where you use the volume envelope tool you kind of go berserk with your mouse cursor and I can't see what control you click on to start the playback to demonstrate. I see the green Play button is "on" but I didn't actually see you click it. Something else?

[@mimsietheblueorchid1997]

Can you do an updated version of this video with Audacity?

[@haggistheman1525]

great video! I use audacity to record music and so far, I've learned to get a better sound from it than I have anything else.

[@abrahamali7848]

Excellent. The best Audacity tutorial I have found. Thank you

[@niried3293]

Awesome Audacity beginner tutorial! Thank you so much for such great step by step instructions. :)

[@TomBsChannel]

Hi RichReally great tutorial. Enjoyed it emensly. Any chance you could put something together to show how to adjust Audacity's settings to allow for an audio interface such as the Scarlett 2i2? I have just bought one and I don't appear to be getting the correct sounds from my mic when hooked up to the laptop and running Audacity. I am fairly sure that I have not done something correctly, from a settings perspective, but I have no idea what that might be. There doesn't appear to be a you Tube video explaining in detail, just how to set up correctly, which surprises me, especially given how prevalent & popular the Sacarlett stuff isJust a thought. Tom

[@twentyoneklipz662]

Del's a beast Rich. Great song choice.

[@Dragonzzilla]

Could you help me? I have an older project that I spent a lot of time tuning, but I didn't make any notes of what effects I used to create it. I really liked how it turned out, but I can't remember how I could recreate it. Is there a way to see what effects you made to a project that you saved a long time ago?

[@diegoche3563]

Hi Good Job & thanx for this tutorial. Question: I am making a mix tape. It consists of almost 30 tracks. yeah, 30 lol. Anyways, I want to replace a track in the middle. lets call it track 10. How can I shift tracks 1 through 9 and track 11 through 30 at the same time so I do not lose the beat mix that I spent so much time on? Thanx a ton

[@SuperYouthy]

Hey Rich! I'm using a different version from what you are using,so it was hard for me to follow up on what you were doing....I'm using the 2.1.0 version. I was trying to download the one that you're using but I'm having problem getting that one. My computer is a Macbook Pro, what should I do?

[@55Lustig]

This demo taught me all the stuff I paid $97.00 to learn and couldn't get. It gets a bit messy at times because it is a class he is teaching, but it is easy to understand.

[@darrellwaters830]

Sir, could those tiny dots be deleted if someone was reading something and cleared his/her throat or if they were just talking and said an inappropriate word, could that kind of thing be cut out by removing that smallest dot?

[@darrellpidgeon6440]

This was extremely helpful. I just downloaded version 2.1.2.0 yesterday. This video answered a couple of things I was curious about. Thanks!!

[@mikecif4123]

Wow, it's been almost 4 years and nobody pointed that .WAV is short for "Waveform Audio" and not Windows Audio, lol.

[@eidude-em5sp]

thank you so much this really helped me however i have a question can i edit inside of obs (open broadcaster software) to edit the parts i edited in audacity? hope ill get an answer soon and just so you know im not ashamed to say the first few videos i might are horrible,so a huge thank you sir you helped me a ton.

[@RichJohnstun]

+eidude2000 I don't know what OBS is, but if it can edit any of the standard audio formats then you should be fine. I would normally cut the audio in audacity and then import it into Vegas Pro, Articulate, Premiere, etc. to incorporate it into my projects.

[@sarahmcbeth9156]

Hi can you tell me how I can separate a segment and move in down on the same track?

[@ChristianYepez]

Hello, I love this video. Question is how to split a long recording into 2 o 3 series. Basically I want to export 3 files as MP3 of my long recording, i will burn it into a cd. I want to be able to skip tracks or parts in my cd instead of listen 1 hr of audio nonstop. Help me.

[@waynemurrah4892]

Thanks a lot, I didnt have a clue how to make my self help cd, and my 16 year old daughter is tired of hearing me yell her name for help :) , you made it very simply to understand.

[@yvonnejohnson3710]

Thank you! Your video was very helpful. I have one question. You said that there is a way to combine two audio files into one before exporting. Please explain how this is done. Thanks again :)

[@InnerCompassZoriStefanova]

Thank you! I encountered an error which cannot find an answer to. When I get the audio recorded and want to play it, I receive this error: Error while opening sound device. Please check the playback device settings and the project sample rate. Some while ago I did what you suggest in the video and I got everything right. Now, I get this error. Pls help me.

[@VArsovski10]

Quick question = how to remove (inverted) noise, i.e. not the low DB but the high DB peaks instead or just "carve" them to bit lower DB ? For example spikes with over -3 DB are making sound get damaged so want to remove/reduce those, you know the "hissing/snoring" sound of stuff.. Any way to fix that problem ? Equalizer of removing high pitch noise kinda works but don't wanna make the audio different in sounding, just want to remove the "high power spike" snores You might have that in the video but, kinda don't want to go through ALL the features in order to get that one in particular Thanks

[@AugustWillDecay1978]

How do you delete portions of the track within the track without the track collapsing for example removing breathe in a song, I noticed when you hit delete the track got shorter, can the what would be deleted space be filled with absolute sinence ? Without collapsing the track?

[@MrTforTroll]

Question: I use audacity and have a focusrite scarlett 2:2 audio interface and currently connect my microkorg via 2 quarter inch jack leads (audio in). However, if I wanted to connect my volga beats into my interface and audacity, would I need a MIDI cable to connect the volga beats to the microkorg synth in order to do that or is there another way? Thanks.

[@sorubhatia3389]

plz suggest me..how to give input in laptop throgh audio cable by mobile in audacity ..?

[@Rascal376]

Great video, Rich. Thanks for the upload. How do i record directly from my Mac? record a KZbin for example. Caus if i record through my build-in mic, the sound quality goes really poor :( Please reply me as soon as you can..

[@RichJohnstun]

+CrapStuff I would suggest picking up a headset or other microphone. Internal laptop mics are OK for doing video chat, but aren't good for doing recordings. Here is a video I did a few years back about microphones for podcasting. It applies. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q17ZdqmPftedl8U

[@Rascal376]

Great stuff. Thanks man :)

[@matend8125]

i want to make ambient music,is this a right app for me to learn?

[@johnviera3884]

Is there a way to label two points and automatically select (highlight) that section ?

[@rsc98584]

Just one simple question.....will Audacity record audio from internet sites like KZbin, Vimeo, etc....and save to an mp3 file on the computer? Thanks.

[@conewells]

I search how to record AUDIO CASSETTES and I ALWAYS end up with this! Yet another VOICE recording tut!

[@robertthomas7580]

Rich I want to edit 7 - 8 songs together for a music demo. I`m going to edit each song first ( in 40 second segments ) then I want to blend them together one after each other for the demo. How do I do that?

[@jerrybrock9811]

I have copied old records and CDs over the past years and have saved them as MP3 files. When I copy them to a blank CD I have to keep adjusting the volume all the time. Is there a way I can open each of these files and save them at the same volume level. Please help if you can.....

[@adams8849]

Totally not tech savvy, I want to make an EDM song. Please help me understand one thing. I will take music from an opensource site, and will add it to vocal that I will record. My questions is, should I record the vocals as one file or multiple, and if multiple (which I prefer,) how to join them as one vocal track in audacity? Since it is edm, the words will be few and spaced, I want to add different effects to it (echo, repeated lyrics, etc) so I am not sure if I can do that by singing continuously with spaces, as one vocal file. Please help on how to achieve this.

[@Luisxviiii]

do you happen to have a tutorial to clean an audio, is basically a recording with a lots of noise and I would like to isolate the voices

[@YourHomeRecording]

We have a video on how to use the noise reduction feature on our channel if you're interested! All you have to do is select a part of the track that contains only noise and set it as your noise profile. Then you apply the noise reduction effect and Audacity will automatically remove it from the rest of your track.

[@craigcraig7296]

Hi Rich, just watched your tutorial many thanks. I am very much a beginner so will watch it again, a question for you I have a book on Amazon I want to make into an audio book, I have purchased a Blue Snowball mic for this project and would like to have music as an intro and out of a chapter and possibly in the background as I talk would I just import all music and use as and when or only have one piece of music undermy audio to use at any one time? Ifvthat makes sense! Also should I record the book (it is about 1 hour long) in one go inserting music as I go or save individual chapters, finding hard to get my head around how to go about it, many thanks any help is appreciated!

[@RichJohnstun]

I would record the book in chapters, this will make editing easier. Smaller pieces make things much easier to work with. Record the book, then import the music and edit it together. The music will come in as a separate track that you can edit. It should be pretty simple and a great learning experience. Somewhere in the video I remember showing how to create a volume envelope so you can see how to fade the music in and out. Good luck.

[@craigcraig7296]

Rich Johnstun Many thanks Rich, much appreciated!

[@abytc2023]

What was the other download he was talking about?

[@gvvq-pi5ml]

Hi Rich interesting video, i have a problem with mine, i try to record off the BBC Iplayer in England here, the sound coming in sounds really good, but when i record it and play it back the playback sound pretty awful, like hollow and dull...i use windws 10, i have tried all the different inputs, same with winows 8, think it was ok with XP, i have everything set on defaults, i wonder if i need to adjust something, in quality etc...any ideas...Fred in UK. by the way it actually sounds better uing microphone input in audacity program.

[@AaronBilger]

i'm using apple earbuds and i can't get any sound to record from them i have 2 pairs they both don't make any recording sound!

[@markgoodley2450]

Hi; Greetings; I need to import and sync several audio tracks from different recorders into a single file. Does Audacity have a "sync" feature? Plural Eyes is great, except that it requires a video timeline and doesn't work on audio only tracks... TY

[@Jammeraz1955]

Hi I'm new to this so thanks for your info. I just downloaded Audacity 2.0.6 but I don't have the render option. I converted a vhs to mp4 of the kids but it has fan noise in the background and the kids voices are very low. So I'm trying to remove as much of the background noise as possible and increase the volume of the kids voices. I did notice you posted this video back in 2012 but I'm hoping you will post a new version. Thanks

[@bettyyoung9599]

Thanks for your helpful video, with such a friendly, non-shaming tone as a teacher!!! (rare, I'm afraid) I don't know if you'll even read this as I see you created your video four years ago, but hoping you will be.....so, I am looking to know the best settings (i.e. quality, etc.) for recording high-quality music (i.e. music with dynamic changes/tone) cassettes to mP3's and CD's. If you have a video created already and can send to me a link, great...otherwise, perhaps you can advise? Thanks so much! (also wondering if you think the absolute BEST way to record is using an interface between machine (cassette or turntable, etc.), interested in what's easiest way to do this)

[@pkj77]

i cant get it to work the 1.3 Beta came with a cassette convert player the beta looks nothing like the one you show

[@franklinreid451]

Rich, I like your training guides here. You are giving us speech in American English. I'm a newbie and don't know why Audacity always shows two wave forms. Why is this? Your videos only show one.

[@RichJohnstun]

It depends on if you are recording in stereo or mono.

[@cleoyoung8428]

Hello, I can't seem to get my project tab to show up.. mine just says transport, so I am having trouble adding multiple tracks...

[@vennyrodriguez5603]

how do you stretch the song in order to add some silence?

[@NixzorzHD]

How do you add your recorded audio to a video recorded with the elgato game capture hd

[@isaachurtado-contreras1808]

Hey man when I try to delete a certain part of the audio it deletes the audio above it as well. Lets say I have a instrumental on top, and vocals on the bottom. I want to delete a certain part of the vocals but when I do that it also deletes a certain part of the instrumental. And I can't seem to find a way around that. And when I try to move it too it also moves the instrumental, could you help me?

[@RichJohnstun]

Thanks. This is pretty old and I need to a shorter and cleaner one for the most current version.

[@abytc2023]

What is the other download you mentioned?

[@MsJinkerson]

I am having trouble finding a lame to export files can you help me find the right 1

[@m3m._-440]

So straight off the bat he just explains what it is instead of telling people what he is doing. Wth.

[@josephhecker4020]

Hey, I just purchased a Behringer U-Phoria UMC404HD and downloaded Audacity to record music stuff. I'm running into a problem when I try to record over another track with the speaker option as the Behringer unit (so I can listen through the unit headphone output). I keep receiving the latency error message (latency correction setting has caused the recorded audio to be hidden before zero....) when I hit the record button. This doesn't happen when I set the speaker output on Audacity to my laptop speakers. I am also receiving the same error message when I try to record to a click track, while using the Behringer headphone jack. Any thoughts on why this is occurring?

[@schooder]

How can I take an instrument (lead guitar) out of a song to make the song into a backing track? So I want to import a song then take out the lead guitar so I can practice, basically turning the song into a backing track. I didn't have time to watch the entire video so sorry if I missed it.

[@RichJohnstun]

+schooder Audacity is not your tool. You'll want something much more capable for that.

[@athina3763]

so I'm super new and I want to start a gaming channel. so I'm getting a microphone but do I have to record my voice? how does it go in the video? is it just recorded by the screen recorder? does this record my voice or does a microphone do that my main question is how does this go with the video? I'm really need help please answer and thank you.

[@2000productions]

I was having trouble trying to select a audio track. What happen is that i was having 2 track on my time line and i was trying to select one track but the software keep selecting both of the track that i was having the time line, i wasn't able to move one of the track to the end of the other to connect the two together instead of over lapping it, the software just move both when i was trying just to move one. if you know a way please reply.

[@tomjellifer4140]

I have a bunch of old tapes that I want to put on cd. Do I record one side completely, pause, turn the tape over and continue, or do each side individually? I want each track to be separate. I assume that this will occur when I edit the dead space out. I plan on pausing the tape to allow some extra dead space for editing. Do I need a USB/ 3.5 male cable, or will the straight 3.5 - 3.5 male cable do? I have both

[@MrMisterPickles]

One side at a time or both sides, it really depends on your comfort level. I tend to do both sides in one shot since it's fewer steps. I wouldn't bother pausing the tape, you'll be able to see the breakpoints between songs easy enough without giving yourself extra time. The straight male to male has been fine when I've done cassettes, I use USB with a turntable for vinyl.

[@craigcraig7296]

Hi Rich, Sorry to be a pain, I have just watched your tutorial again and was wondering if as you did I record speaking in mono and the imported music in stereo, is there any reason for me to record my voice in stereo? Many thanks

[@RichJohnstun]

No, I wouldn't record in stereo. Stereo is really when you're trying to create spacial awareness in the audio and I wouldn't consider it necessary for an audio book. Most audio books I've listened too are mono and low bit rate to make for easy downloading.

[@craigcraig7296]

Cheers, thanks again!

[@michaelsrowland]

how do you put audio on? can you put a voice recorder recording on?

[@robmc198090]

Hi I'm having issues on recording I've connected my roland v-drums so I can record drums over backing tracks. But when I record the drum sounds are low and out off time but I'm definitely in time any help or advice on this thanks rob

[@devoncoward9370]

Hi Rich, just to let you know, i enjoyed the video you made and learnt alot. There is just one problem i have, am trying to record from the internet using Audacity and a internet radio station but when i try to record its not capturing the sounds...plus there is no info in the drop down menu bar at the top. Can you tell me what am i doing wrong?

[@RichJohnstun]

+devon howard I'm guessing this is going to be really tricky to get working. Most recording software is looking for an input coming via an external port and device (headphone/mic jack or USB jack). Because you are trying to record something coming in from an online resource I'm not sure how you're going to get that working. You might look around to see if can find a program that will let you make a virtual input. The only thing I could think is if you used two computing device and had the output of one hitting the other as an input. I've done with when trying to record and mix a skype interview.

[@devoncoward9370]

Hi Rich, thanks for getting back to me. This is one of the problem am having...when i try capturing sound using Audacity to record. It keeps on asking me about the sample rate when ever i try open a file but now after setting the sample rate its fine to open files....but when i try record it keeps asking about setting the sample rate. Anyway reading your last comment i tried to set up my windows 7 following your advice on setting the sound recording using a mixer that was online via a youtube video, but cannot see one on my computer settings. i can only see a mic settings and a line in settings...any advice? like should i connect the line in or mic settings?

[@devoncoward9370]

Also when i go into my settings, it is only showing that 1 of speakers are connected...is that a problem? Should that be like that? Also i was thinking is it possible for me to plug a laptop into my desk top and play music into my desk top and record it onto desk top? Reason for this is cos my laptop has ran out of space and my desk top sound is to low to jear my my mixing properly/

[@RichJohnstun]

+devon howard Hi Devon, I'm pretty sure you aren't able to go directly from the audio output of one PC into the mic input of another. You might give it a try. I'm pretty certain you won't hurt anything. This is where my knowledge starts to hit some limits as I'm far from an audio expert. What I ended up doing when I was trying to record Skype calls was running Skype on one machine, running the audio output from that machine into a mixer and running the mixer into the machine I was using for the recording. So, in short I was bridging the issue with physical hardware. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you, but any solution I'd give you would just be a complete guess on my part.

[@devoncoward9370]

cheers mate...and thank you for your time.

[@lizcannan-custer3]

hey quick question, when I am using audacity. I record a guitar track and when I go to lay the vocal track. it records the guitar track along with the vocals on the vocal track

[@ChrisCrostonMusic]

I use audacity to record acoustic guitar with 2 condenser mics, sometimes my audio sounds robotic and unable to tell what it even is that youre listening to during playback. I noticed i had low battery on my laptop, could that affect the recording quality as major as it was? I dont think my mics are bad because it happens and then it doesnt another day

[@ilovebaseball3962]

When I first started out it was cool but now I have run into hum- high noise to sound ratio and I don't know where it came from it's hard to normalize when I use it , it changes nothing. Also I have to use noise reduction more than once and if you use NR more than once it really degrades the recording and it will sound like birds or something in the background. Any idea what went wrong? WTF? The volume wars I will try your advice on the NR my NR is different than yours I have sensitivity and DB so what did you move down on the noise remover sensitivity or DB ?

[@mcnairf2438]

I'm having trouble with my recordings, I have normalized, but it still makes my playbacks sound like mosquitoes have a headed debate. What i am doing wrong?

[@TheOverturned]

That swallowing almost killed me. . . I literally almost died.

[@Skinny_Karlos]

That's ok. Just as long as you DO swallow. Never spit the seed on the floor !!

[@AWALLOFFICAL]

Can you drop videos and edit the audio in the video?

[@mauricemarsh5338]

so how do you get audio in editing in that?

[@joeengland1399]

I have my mini pa system running to my mic plug in on my laptop. I have an adapter coming out of my output in the back of my pa system, which has an adapter form 1/4 to 3.5 on it to run into my laptops mic plug in. This is working great ,but the only problem I'm having is when I have my first track on I have a delay on my second track when I sing. I tried to adjust the latency but it still does it. WHY!!!!!!!!

[@ivtympanistam9903]

I'm trying to record my band and I'm wondering if its possible to get audacity to recognize and take input from an audio interface, especially if I'm recording drums where multiple mics are required. Would that be one big track or lots of individual tracks? Any help would be appreciated.

[@RichJohnstun]

To my knowledge, you aren't going to get it to record multiple tracks simultaneously like I believe you're looking for. That's far beyond the capability of the tool (it is free after all). You'd run your mics through a mixer and then have a single mix that Audacity could record, but that isn't going to give you the ability to tweak the individual mics like I'm assuming you're looking to do. There may be other free open source tools that have that capability, but I don't have any recommendations.

[@joehenderson1165]

How do i take and instrumental and put it in a file so i can import it to audacity

[@SparkingSkeline]

can you give me a link of a audacity with noise removal

[@tomnanD3]

Can I use EZ Drummer 2 as a plugin?

[@glenquagmire8110]

what i want is import a music and record it while the background music is playing

[@Darthmgs]

Is this software what most youtubers use to edit and put sound on the videos they make

[@compilationsareawesome2757]

I press up lest the files button but I cant press anything I cant export why ??