Audacity Erfahrungen

Ich nutze Audacity gerne um Voice overs aufzunehmen, was immer super funktioniert. Schon zu Studienzeiten habe ich damit Studienprojekte bearbeitet und habe immer gute Noten gehabt :D Es ist einfach zu verstehen, man kann einiges damit machen, Ton verbessern und sehr angenehm damit arbeiten

Hall und Übersteuerungen sind schwer bis gar nicht rauszuarbeiten, dafür habe ich in ein andere Programm investiert. Aber abgsehen davon, kann man damit richtig viel anstellen. Und Hall und Übersteuerung sind ja im besten Falle von vorneherein zu vermeiden.

Wer eine gute Software zum Aufnehmen, Bearbeiten und Mischen von Tönen sucht sollte sich dieses Leistungsstarke Tonstudio näher ansehen. Ich nutze Audacity vor allem wegen der integrierten "Rauschen entfernen" Funktion. Mit diesem praktischen Tool habe ich schon hervorragende Ergebnisse erzielt. Dank Audacity klingen meine verrauschten Tonaufnahmen wieder schön und Klar!Vorteile: Software arbeitet weitgehend fehlerfrei und liefert mit ein wenig Geschick tolle Audioaufnahmen. Zudem ist die Software absolut kostenlos und einfach auf dem Computer zu Installieren.

Ich persönlich habe keine Nachteile für mich entdeckt.

What I like the most about this software is that Is not expensive compared to other audio softwares.

I really didn’t dislike anything on this software.

Recording software is extremely expensive. Other brands can make it big impact on your financial situation.
For a long time I have been a user of a very popular software editing program. My job requires me to have several computers. Many times I have faced the inability to install software on many machines. So I went with the next best thing. I looked for free stuff.
I was so surprised when I started using Audacity. Not only did it have all the same functions, but it produced great sounding audio. Editing was simple, and I didn't have to go through complicated setups just to get the job done. It was like it worked right out of the box.

I really don't have anything to complain about Audacity. I would even recommend that this is the go-to software for anybody on a budget.

I used Audacity a long time ago to record songs from the pc. The audio capture is excellent and you can create audio files to take for example on your phone as ringtones…

It’s too simple and it doesn’t have many functions and tools. They should develop them.

Many Features, plugins are suppoted, and is 99 percent accessible to a screen reader.

It is a little fiddley, especially with multi-track editing.

It doesn't use up much CPU power and it is simple to use.

The audio mixing is quite basic compared to other DAWs

It's really simple to use and it's free which is great

The audio effects are burnt into the audio so you can't A/B the effects

Great application to record video messages!

The least thing I like about Audacity is that the platform is a little outdated.

Audacity is cheap (free) and has many features.

Without a proper introduction, the software can be daunting.

Easy to use program, everytime I need to capture audio, I go for audacity

For newbies like me it was harsh beginning.

I liked that Audacity is free to download and try. It lets you give it a shot and see if it works for a business before investing more time and money into it. I am grateful for that.

There are better products out there. I think Audacity tries too hard to be the "universal" standard for open-source digital audio editing and in doing so it lacks more sophisticated features and options that I am looking for. There are many more suites of software that are more robust and go beyond what this basic app can do. Don't get me wrong. The app is good and I am sure it meets the needs of most users.

The simplicity of both installing Audacity, and using it "out of the box" is inspired. Audacity goes a long way toward facilitating asynchronous recording with the ability to record "Track 1" and then record other tracks directly over track one. Want to sing along with yourself? Audacity enables that. Want to interview yourself with one track over a mic and another over a different mic (to create the illusion of multiple players)? Audacity makes that possible. And it saves down into virtually every imaginable format.

The noise reduction capability for the software shifts the volume too radically. It's difficult to achieve consistency of volume when trying to reduce noise track by track.

Audacity is a free open source pro tool which provides all of the functionality that is present in a paid pro tool. The user friendly gui and the availability of audio effects and functions make Audacity the best tool for audio manipulation and editing.

The learning curve to learn the basics are a bit steep. The tool could use some of the modern day ux design but for all its limitations, the tool does its job very well which is editing audio.

The nice thing about the program, which I like a lot, is that it's free, has powerful extras like paid software, and works on Windows, Linux, and Mac.
You can make an audio recording directly through the program itself, and this saves time and effort
It supports a lot of sound effects that you can use for free, namely removing noise and distortion from audio, adding FFT technology to audio technology, increasing and improving its quality, and adding echo effects.
Supports keyboard shortcuts to speed up work and save your time, and it is very suitable for beginners because it processes the audio at a high speed, so you will not consume long time in editing the audio while providing the highest possible sound quality.

I wish that colors would be added to the tracks that were added, so that what type of tracks used for the user would be distinguished

Most, of course is the price - free. I appreciate that there's a huge amount of community support. You can master the program by watching YouTube videos.

I personally don't care for the fact you have to select your clip first before you can move it. Select the whole length of the clip you're moving. More drag and drop would be nice.

Audacity is a really common software to record and mix your audio, it has a really simple interface which making it looks easy to use for everyone. the software has many free plugins ready to use, and it has many advanced tools to make the audio sound really professional. in this software you can record audio and edit, add effects, control the sound and export your project in multiple audio formats.

to be honest, the software is great, but if it has a phone version that would be great.

audacity gave me the opportunity to use my creativity into music and changing sounds to more smoothened and easier versions to understand.dddd

there aren't many options to choose from, but mainly i suggest that the only point that doesn't let me use audacity to a full potential, is the complex system behind all the ideas i want to adoperate.