Audacity is probably the best because of the strong support from blind
users.
Have a look at-
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Audacity-2.0-Guide.html
Reaper with Reaccess is a possibility but quite flaky.
If you have the patience of Jobe and the willingness to endure a long, hard
learning curve, you could try Sonar.
N-track studio is another possibility but is inaccessible to screen readers
in important places
Sound Forge is a multi-channel editor rather than a multi-track editor and
is morphing into a multi-channel video editor.
Some work has been done to make Pro tools accessible but I don't know what
progress has been made with it.
Bob Nelson
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Hello what are folks using in windows to multi track audio record these
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