Re: Recommend Cheap/free Audio SW

[Arny Krueger]

"Jim W" > wrote in message
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> Hi can anyone recommend a cheap (eg shareware/freeware or PD) piece of
> Windows audio SW that will record common sound formats and do basic
> editing, mebbe a few filters built in? Am aware the 'doze has a built
> in recorder but want something just a 'little' further on than that.
>
> Just need to record and enrich some spoken word. Needs to be simple to
> operate.

Take a look at:

(1) Goldwave - downloadable shareware
(2) The simple Audio editors that come with CDEX and EAC which are
downloadable freeware.
(3) Audacity - a simple, competetent, freeware, open source editor.

Google will route you to download sites quickly and easily.

All of these products will record 16/44 stereo .wav files and do limited
editing, which is what you
need to burn audio CDs with.

[Todd H.]

(Jim W) writes:

> Hi can anyone recommend a cheap (eg shareware/freeware or PD) piece of
> Windows audio SW that will record common sound formats and do basic
> editing, mebbe a few filters built in? Am aware the 'doze has a built in
> recorder but want something just a 'little' further on than that.
>
> Just need to record and enrich some spoken word. Needs to be simple to
> operate.

goldwave.com for editing/fx. It's shareware and the download is fully
functional. Registration is cheap.

nTrack was a free windows multitrack recording package. It's base is
still free, but some functions are apparently locked until
registration. Registration is cheap.
http://www.ntrack.com/download.shtm

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