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Originally Posted by R Leo
I use Audacity all the time for mastering and mixing the voice-overs on my contract Flash projects. It's easy to use and certainly works well enough for the audio in a web-based training piece. It's simple enough that you can twiddle with it for 15 minutes and be a fairly capable user. Compared to WaveLab it's a breeze to use...I never could get the hang of WaveLab.
My only complaint is that, in my use, it's dangerously easy to overwrite an existing file if you are making multiple takes.
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This is great information. Thanks to all of you. I want to keep my "twiddling" to a bare minimum. If I uunderstand what I've read about this program so far, it will automatically separate tracks on an LP. I have heard people say that you have to manually separate the songs with some conversion programs. I've got hundreds of records and hope to convert a grreat many of them.
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