Is there an app similar to Audacity for iOS?
While image, movie, or sound editing would not be impossible on hand held devices, I doubt they would be very popular. First the sound quality on iOS is pretty low, it also has limited mixing ability and ranges, it is significantly slower than a PC (even an Apple PC). Though it is faster than the Amiga which had a sound mixer, (that took about an hour to render about 2 minutes of sound).Even with the largest tablet device, fine manipulation would be difficult to manage, and screen real estate is limited, so showing multiple streams would be more difficult.Bottom line, if there is/was one, I doubt people would use it. Even photo editors on these devices are vastly limited in comparison to applications such as Photoshop or Gimp.Like image editors, you may find basic sound filtering software that can do things like filter out an echo or even Songify by Smule - Android Apps on Google Play your voice, but full on mixing and advanced editing, not very likely and not very useful.
Does anyone know how they did the "hollow" effects to the vizard's voices?
I have a few sound editing programs and I was wanting to know what my voice would sound like in "vizard" form from Bleach. Does anyone how how they did the voice special effects? If so, what settings did they use? P.S. I have NHC WavePad Sound Editor and Audacity.
App like audacity for iphone?
Hey, basically I need an app for ios (iPod touch, iPhone, iPad) that can let you record over yourself multiple times like audacity. I don't need any of the other effects though they would be nice, but i basically need it just so you can record multiple tracks that can be played at the same time. I kind of need it to be free as well. Thanks! :)
Hey does anyone know three deeds that require audacity to carry out?
Killing or being responsible for killing your own people, when you are a high ranked government official. Killing or persecuting groups of people for their religion or race. Harming children in any capacity.
Are there any Android apps like the software Audacity?
1. WavePad Audio Editor (NCH Software)An NCH Software product, the WavePad app follows on the similar lines of audio editing set by Audacity. It allows you to record, edit, and then adorn your song with effects. The final product can be shared with your friends and family. It also allows you to record your own voice, with sound effects like high pass filter for audio clarification. It’s easy and hassle free to use, especially for people associated with the music industry or having a penchant for it. Journalists and interviewers can also use it accordingly.2. MixPad Music Mixer (NCH Software)By Android standards, the MixPad app is highly recommended. With this app, the skill of editing and creating music comes within the ambit of your mobile phone. With sample rates of 6 kHz to 96 kHz, it supports most audio formats and features additional effects like EQ, compression and reverb. Finally, you can upload your music, burn to a CD and share it with others.Here’s a customer review for it:“Best mixing app hands down I've looked for years for the one to use and this one is absolutely great. Thumbs up. The ads are as annoying as hell, but it’s worth it to get this free. Thank you so much to the person who created this and please don't go changing it.” (by Jacob Worthington Goddard).3. Music Maker JamWith a complete range of over 100 music styles including EDM, hip hop and dubstep, and a 8-channel mixer, the app gives you enough food to chew.Outlined below are a few features taken from the app description:Choose from over 100 styles such as funk, hip hop,drum & bass, jazz, dubstep, house, trap, rock, techno, house, movie scores, ambient and jazz.Thousands of professional circles: From soul vocals to fantastic bass lines and saxophone samplesCorrect harmonies and tempoPlay with outstanding real-time effectsRecord and share your tracks with friendsUpload songs right to the “SoundCloud”.my blog akhilesXPERIENCE
Are there any better alternative for Audacity?
You would need to be more specific with your question:Which OS - OS X, Windows, Linux?Are you doing multitrack recording, straight to stereo, or just editing?What sort of material - spoken word for a blog or similar, music?What sort of editing facilities do you need?Do you use much in the way of effects?These are reasonable questions, because a music-focussed system will have different arranging and editing tools to what a radio or blog editor might require.It also depends on whether you are prepared to pay for more powerful software.In any case, here are a few thoughts.Kristal is a freebie I have known windows users install in the past.KRISTAL Audio EngineAdobe Audition is a pro audio editor , but expensive.Adobe Audition CCI work on OS X and sometimes use ocen audio, which I was surprised to find is also available for Windows:ocenaudioAs it can use external plugins, its effects and editing capabilities are quite extendable.