PresbyDane
Puritanboard Doctor
I have just bought a mp3 digital recorder the "Tascam DR-07" does anyone know of any program one could buy so one could edit the recordings?
MP3 Editing?
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LawrenceU
Puritan Board Doctor
I use Audacity. It is pretty good, easy to use, and . . . free.
Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder
Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder
Heldveld
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I see that there is no point in me recommending Audacity, but did you know it is free? 
Skyler
Puritan Board Graduate
Anything but Audacity.
OK, OK. I'm kidding. Audacity is what I use as well--though there are better programs out there, if you're looking for professional-level editing. They just cost more--a WHOLE lot more. For occasional, home/church use, Audacity is probably the best choice.
OK, OK. I'm kidding. Audacity is what I use as well--though there are better programs out there, if you're looking for professional-level editing. They just cost more--a WHOLE lot more. For occasional, home/church use, Audacity is probably the best choice.
JonathanHunt
Puritan Board Senior
I also use...audacity!!!
Rich Koster
Puritan Board Post-Graduate
Does it work similar to garage band on Mac?
PresbyDane
Puritanboard Doctor
Thank you all for a unanemous voice
Audacity is not nearly as good as Adobe Audition. But Audition is like $400 US.
Skyler
Puritan Board Graduate
I'm not real familiar with GarageBand. I do know that in Audacity you can record, save as an Audacity Project(aup) or export as WAV(uncompressed), MP3(in Windows, at least, I haven't figured out how in Linux) and OGG(which is free and open source, though not as widely supported as MP3). There are also many effects plugins such as noise removal, amplification, etc., and it supports editing the files as well.
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