Hi
Yes, audacity is reasonably accessible--imho, the most annoying parts
is actually in the file chooser dialogs, they're the old style.
However, the editing functions are quite useable. Just make sure you
read the keyboard shortcuts list and, on OS X, when it says control
in the list it means command. And you'll want a gig of ram at least
in order to edit audio, 512mb will work but will be extremely slow
when applying effects.
hth
On Mar 17, 2006, at 10:20 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
I just wanted to ask folks how successful were they with using
Audacity to edit sound files, in particular I'm interested in
editing mp3 files.
I thought I'd ask before installing it as there seems to be quite a
bit of additional stuff to really make it work so I wanted to be
sure it was reasonably accessible before going through the process
of installing all this stuff. Now perhaps I misunderstand what all
has to be installed, but I got the impression from what I read
there a few items needed before you can really get into editing mp3
files.
