Hello Tom. Except the above editors try the total recorder pro. It's very accessible and you can do enough things with it. It's cost little dollars. Hope this helps --Kostas--
2016-02-09 19:46 GMT+02:00 Brian Vogel <[email protected]>: > Nicole, > > I ask the following for my own edification, but have you looked > in to the current plug-ins supported by Audacity? This is the main > Audacity plug-ins wiki page > <http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Category:Plug-ins> and here is the > more basic, but still extensive plug-ins page at the main site > <http://www.audacityteam.org/download/plug-ins/>. I've known that the > LADSPA plug-ins exist for a long while, and that there are over 90 of them, > but the documentation regarding exactly what they are and do is poor. > There are also the Nyquist plug-ins, too, along with a number of others > that will be meaningful to someone of your experience that leave me > scratching my head. > > I think that things may have expanded greatly since you last > gave Audacity a look. Since it's free, along with all it's plug-ins an > add-ons, it's a great option for someone who wants to get into this but at > minimum outlay. You could probably give a pretty decent synopsis regarding > what Audacity coupled with the plug-ins is capable of. I certainly can't, > and would appreciate it, if you have the time, if you would. I realize you > may not have the time. > > Brian > > >
