John Novack wrote:
Wavepad works well, without complaining about libraries, and you can
even edit. listen to the results and back out,if need be.
Harder to use for those who aren't sighted, though
John Novack
You could also use Audacity, which has a bunch of filters and effects that you
can use, like echo, equalization, high/low pass, noise filters etc.
Speaking of noise filters, I really like the one used in Goldwave. Quite useful
for people who use el-cheapo mics and record in a somewhat noisy environment
(yours truly included).
Flynn
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