#TIL about #AudioMass, a web-based Free Code app which...

"... lets you record, or use your existing audio tracks, and modify them by trimming, cutting, pasting or applying a plethora of effects, from compression and paragraphic equalizers to reverb, delay and distortion fx."

https://audiomass.co/about.html

#HatTip to @poujolrost for the link.

Title: Audacity
️ What's: A libre & mature sound recording & editing tool
️ https://www.audacityteam.org
️ https://github.com/audacity
#LinuxGameDev #Flagship #SFX #AudioEditing #Telemetry
️ #Libre #Arch #RPM #Deb #Flatpak #AppIm #Snap
️ ️ Our site is temporarily unavailable

️ Update: 3.7.4
Hotfix ️
️ Changes: https://github.com/audacity/audacity/releases
️ From: ️ https://github.com/audacity/audacity/releases.atom

️ https://www.youtube.com/embed/YUULn71_G74
https://www.youtube.com/embed/SW41b7kqamE
https://www.youtube.com/embed/Im2W7pokfpw
[fr]https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ei6Hu1kZogI

Question for ANYONE who does audio and video editing.

Is there any website (like SkillShare, etc) that offers complete training in Open Source software (not ADOBE only for example for video)?

I use Audacity, OBS/SLOBS at the moment, but want to learn more. I also use Linux only, so no Microsoft or Mac only.

I found I learn better watching and creating, rather than reading off a website. Between my disabilities and ADHD, I have to find a way to do it on my own time.

I have a background in hardware support, but want to learn editing (is it engineering?).

Budget is an issue :(

#workaholic here. Would be nice with a side job, or similar, that I could do, well, on the side, or during the weekend?
Any ideas.
Probably best in #tech or #coding but can also do #AudioEditing or #TechnicalWriting

IDK what I'm going for here, but why not haha

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https://rbfirehose.com/2025/03/04/mashable-worlds-largest-call-center-using-ai-to-neutralize-indian-employees-accents/

Interesting! #filmproduction #audioediting

Why we all need subtitles now:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VYJtb2YXae8&si=eD19x2p5lkdsXKLJ

/cc @Dniles @rayckeith

Taking a break from the hacks today to tackle a more general #tech topic: what is the #accessibility of #audio production and editing like when you're #blind and reliant of a #screenreader?
Diving into the seemingly visual realm of sliders, knobs, meters and faders, we'll take a look at a couple applications and workflows and how they can work without looking at a screen. We'll make noises and answer questions in an hour and a half over at https://twitch.tv/ic_null or https://youtube.com@blindlycoding #contentCreation #stream #audioEditing #selfPromo

Unfortunately, due to unexpected issues, a fix that would've fixed issues with MME on Windows will have to be reverted for 1.3.4. It should be fixed for 1.4 though, given the recent developments and what the poll is looking like.

Tell us your gripes with Audacity 3.7(.1) so we can correct them.

We might have a few solutions to gripes you might have:

- Re-enabling the RMS by default.
- Re-enabling the cut, copy, and paste toolbar.
- Rearranging the track control panel to the way it was before.

What else should we do?

Another update regarding the 3.7.1 rebase from your local @gperson:

Unfortunately, I've decided that our light and dark themes will not be re-added during the initial rebase. I'm quite done dealing with upstream's theming system, which has only gotten...better, I guess?

Instead, they'll be added once the theme system rewrite is complete. That way, themes will be much easier to deal with.

Hope everyone had a great holiday experience! We've made some recent changes:

- Tenacity can now build against a more minimal wxWidgets configuration.

- Tenacity no longer initializes some unneeded handlers.

- We've updated some help buttons.

Also, not to hype up anybody, but these should be the last changes before we release 1.3.4. It contains quite a few fixes that we hope make things better.

Hey again! We're going to make some manual updates before we release 1.3.4 so we can fix more broken help buttons.

Writing a manual takes a lot of effort, and if you are interested in helping us out, check it out here: https://codeberg.org/tenacityteam/tenacity-manual

All you need to know is Markdown now, and we're here to help you :)

Here's a video showing my home recording process, although I've since switched from Kristal to Studio One for editing and mixing.

https://youtu.be/473ENL5tyLY

#audioediting #music #sheetmusic #recording #violin #acousticguitar #recorder #mandolin ##uprightbass #delong #composer

Finally I got around to asking Audacity to add an option to export the labels track as a chapters json!

With so many people, I'm sure, using Audacity to edit podcast episodes, it's very strange to me that this is not possible yet. Could that be one of the reasons why so few podcasts does use this very useful feature?

If you would like to be able to do this too, I'd appreciate a thumbs up on this issue: https://github.com/audacity/audacity/issues/7078

I am stumped, and need some help with #LogicPro Today when cutting or deleting, one track is being cut/deleted more than the other when they're both highlighted the same, does anyone know why? See attached pics.
Any advice would be gratefully received. Please boost!
#Podcast #Podcasting #AudioEditing

UPDATE: Thanks to @MarSolRivas I know its my own stupidity that's the issue. Double check your track sample rates kids! I'll leave this up in case it helps others.

Oh Mastodonians, #audioEditing question. I’m about to edit a podcast. I have trouble with volume levels. I don’t hear differences well, and have had to redo a lot of work in the past because others heard discrepancies. I have about 6 tracks, which will be mixed and crossfaded. I’m open to long-term learning, but for this project, the tools I know are Goldwave using Jaws, and reaper using NVDA. Are their steps I can take at the beginning, or implement at the end, to achieve a consistent volume?

I feel like Blackstone's Ratio (this thing: "It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer.")

should also exist for #audioediting:

"It is better that ten breaths escape the gate than one fricative be cut."

hi Friends and Fedi, I'm open for remote gigs this summer!

- Audio Mixing/Mastering
- Artwork and Video Creation
- commissioned music (for scores, etc)

links to recent projects here: https://trashpandaqc.xyz/hire.html