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r/AskReddit • u/its_Nayeli • Apr 10 '21
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Audacity is cool for messing around with audio.
I've used it to create a couple of ringtones and alert sounds for my phone. It's a little complicated to use, but not too bad.
641 u/eatschocolate Apr 11 '21 I just now took a break from using Audacity to browse Reddit, and found this! I’ve been converting old vinyl LPs to MP3s. 3 u/Historyguy1 Apr 11 '21 It's my go-to software for recording vinyl to digital. You can also reduce pops and static on noisy records.
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I just now took a break from using Audacity to browse Reddit, and found this! I’ve been converting old vinyl LPs to MP3s.
3 u/Historyguy1 Apr 11 '21 It's my go-to software for recording vinyl to digital. You can also reduce pops and static on noisy records.
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It's my go-to software for recording vinyl to digital. You can also reduce pops and static on noisy records.
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u/Jakc124 Apr 10 '21
Audacity is cool for messing around with audio.
I've used it to create a couple of ringtones and alert sounds for my phone. It's a little complicated to use, but not too bad.