A friend of mine wants to learn basic audio editing, 2 or more tracks and asked me what kind of (free) program would be best to use on PC platform... Any idea's?
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Audacity is available for PC :http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Should do the job nicely... |
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Free? Audacity it is! |
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I'm a Cooledit person so have never thought I'd plug Sound Forge but that day has come. Personal thought but I find Audacity frustrating (same with GIMP). So there, spend $65 on Sound Forge Audio Studio (also comes free with Sony recorders) instead. Read up. |
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