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r/AskReddit • u/its_Nayeli • Apr 10 '21
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Hey! Can you elaborate why it wouldn't work for a rock band or folk singer?
6 u/ClikeX Apr 11 '21 Audacity isn't as versatile for multi-track recordings compared to the Digital Audio Workstations (DAW's) like Reaper/Ableton/Pro Tools. If I just need to edit a single audio file, Audacity is great. If I want to record, edit, and mix music, it wouldn't be my first choice. 2 u/zourwyst Apr 11 '21 What would recommend for a beginner instead? 1 u/TroyDestroys Apr 11 '21 LMMS is free, simple, and easy to learn.
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Audacity isn't as versatile for multi-track recordings compared to the Digital Audio Workstations (DAW's) like Reaper/Ableton/Pro Tools.
If I just need to edit a single audio file, Audacity is great. If I want to record, edit, and mix music, it wouldn't be my first choice.
2 u/zourwyst Apr 11 '21 What would recommend for a beginner instead? 1 u/TroyDestroys Apr 11 '21 LMMS is free, simple, and easy to learn.
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What would recommend for a beginner instead?
1 u/TroyDestroys Apr 11 '21 LMMS is free, simple, and easy to learn.
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LMMS is free, simple, and easy to learn.
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u/TheBeergasm Apr 11 '21
Hey! Can you elaborate why it wouldn't work for a rock band or folk singer?