The short answer to your question is yes, Audacity can do what you ask
and much more. I use both Audacity and MP3 Direct Cut, but it is like
comparing a fly to a gorilla. MP3 DC is very useful for cutting MP3's
without uncoding the files, but it has very-limited extensive editing
power and certainly cannot multitrack as Audacity can. Audacity's
multitracking capacity is virtually unlimited, and it has many built-in
effects, not to mention many additional add-ons that you can install.
It is a complex program that is somewhat difficult to master, but after
some time using it, it can produce professional, studio-quality recordings.
Rich De Steno
On 10/27/2018 9:14 AM, Gerardo Corripio wrote:
Sadly Goldwave is no longer an option for now for me, thus I’m wanting an
audio-editing program that would be as flexible and intuitive as Goldwave was
for me in its time. I’m between audacity and Direct MP3 Cut. yes I tried using
Audacity but I just couldn’t get the hang of it! So any tips/tricks on where I
could listen to podcasts on how both of these work, and which would be used for
mixing audio, in terms of Audio1 is 20 seconds; I want for audio2 to sound when
Audio1 is at 18 seconds; with goldWave I’d paste on the Clipboard Audio2, and
once marked the point in Audio1 where I want for Audio2 to come in, Control+m.
Does Audacity or MP3 Cut do this? thanks for info.méxico
Gera
Enviado desde mi iPhone SE de Telcel
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