Comments on: Audacity: Podcasting Freeware to Record and Edit http://www.chemstudioweb.com/blog/audacity-podcasting-freeware-to-record-and-edit/ One-stop Station for Bloggers & Tech Users. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:21:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Thai http://www.chemstudioweb.com/blog/audacity-podcasting-freeware-to-record-and-edit/comment-page-1/#comment-287 Thai Tue, 26 Jun 2007 05:31:56 +0000 http://www.chemstudioweb.com/audacity-podcasting-freeware-to-record-and-edit/#comment-287 I appreciate for the greatest information that you provided here. Believe that my readers will probably heading to WavePad to give it a try and so do I. And we will definitely look for your solution if there's any problem by then. ^_^ cheers I appreciate for the greatest information that you provided here. Believe that my readers will probably heading to WavePad to give it a try and so do I. And we will definitely look for your solution if there’s any problem by then. ^_^ cheers

]]> By: Miccheng http://www.chemstudioweb.com/blog/audacity-podcasting-freeware-to-record-and-edit/comment-page-1/#comment-273 Miccheng Mon, 25 Jun 2007 10:31:00 +0000 http://www.chemstudioweb.com/audacity-podcasting-freeware-to-record-and-edit/#comment-273 Check out my <a href="http://www.podcastgearguide.com/node/7" rel="nofollow">Podcast</a> on a similar software. I had tried Audacity before. It is quite user friendly and is worth a look for amateur users. However, if you want a little more power - especially in cleaning up noise - i'll recommend WavePad. WavePad allows you to sample a length of "silence" in your audio recording and implement a spectral noise removal based on the base values of the "silence" signal. Any hissing & humming can be easily removed with this software. However, if what you need is a simple multi-track mixing software, then Audacity is your thing. However, Audacity lacks ASIO support that many high-end sound cards use (cos of the fact that Audacity is an open source software), so you're limited in terms of multi-track recording. You're better off with Ableton Live / Pro-Tools. Michael :) Check out my Podcast on a similar software.

I had tried Audacity before. It is quite user friendly and is worth a look for amateur users. However, if you want a little more power - especially in cleaning up noise - i’ll recommend WavePad.

WavePad allows you to sample a length of “silence” in your audio recording and implement a spectral noise removal based on the base values of the “silence” signal. Any hissing & humming can be easily removed with this software.

However, if what you need is a simple multi-track mixing software, then Audacity is your thing. However, Audacity lacks ASIO support that many high-end sound cards use (cos of the fact that Audacity is an open source software), so you’re limited in terms of multi-track recording. You’re better off with Ableton Live / Pro-Tools.

Michael :)

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