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Audacity For Podcasting (and non-podcasters, too!)

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Videos Included in the Bachelor’s Level Course

Audacity® is an open-source cross-platform audio software project developed by the Audacity Team (audacityteam.org) Audiotonic Pro provides you with a full set of tools that you can use to edit audio files and add effects through a clear and accessible interface. In this article by Bethany Hiitola, author of Getting started with Audacity 1.3, we will learn all the details of using third-party internet telephony software such as Skype to record telephone interviews. We will also cover how to set up a timed recording. Recording an interview with Skype. Free, open source, cross-platform audio software. Audacity is an easy-to-use, multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux and other operating systems. Developed by a group of volunteers as open source and offered free of charge. Amazing support community.

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  1. Course Intro
  2. Download and Install Audacity
  3. A Quick Overview of Audacity
  4. Open, Import, Save, and Export Functions
  5. Record, Copy, Cut, Paste Functions
  6. Overview of the Edit Menu – Part 1
  7. Overview of the Edit Menu – Part 2
  8. Overview of the View Menu
  9. Creating a Voice-Over
  10. How To Use Fast-Play
  11. Selection Tips and Tricks to Make Things Easier
  12. Split Cut – Split Delete – Silence – Trim (all helpful functions)
  13. The Append Record Function
  14. Using the Leveler Effect
  15. The Noise Removal Effect
  16. Using the Compression Effect
  17. Overdub: What Is It and How Does It Work
  18. Working With Multiple Tracks In A Project

Here’s the videos inside the Master’s Level Course

Recording skype audacity mac

Audacity Skype Conversation

  1. Develop Your Editing Philosophy
  2. Why Good Headphones Are So Important
  3. Good Editing Uses The Ears And The Eyes
  4. Setting Up A Basic Template To Save Time
  5. A More Complicated Template
  6. The Power of Understanding WAV Form Structures
  7. Use the Zoom Tool for Better Edits
  8. Proper Use of the Solo and Mute Buttons
  9. An Easy Clip Editing Trick
  10. Mouth Sounds – What They Are and What to Do About Them
  11. Remove Filler Words in a Sentence and Add Extra Space to Make It Sound Natural
  12. Dealing With Pauses, “Ummmms” and “Uhhhhs
  13. Keeping It Natural Even Though You Edit Out Stuff
  14. A Tip for Dealing With Repeated Words or Phrases (stutters)
  15. Repeated Phrase Editing
  16. Labels and Label Editing Using Sync-Lock

Audacity Skype Call Recording

Here’s the Videos Inside the Doctoral Level Course

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  1. Create Your Keyboard Shortcuts
  2. Sync Two Tracks – Otherwise Known As A “Double Ender”
  3. Fixing Drops In Skype Calls
  4. What To Do About Speaker Feedback In the Recording
  5. How To Edit Cross-Talk Between Two People
  6. Remove Pops or Bumps – the Draw Tool
  7. How To Remove Harsh “S” Sounds (The D-Esser Plugin I Use)
  8. How To Make a Short Piece of Music Longer
  9. Split Track Basics
  10. Split Track Background Noise – How to Edit It Out
  11. Split Track Editing Mistakes – I Make Them, So Will You!
  12. Split Tracks – Mix and Render Issues You Might Face
  13. Split Tracks – Last Steps to Ensure Everything Is OK
  14. The Software Play-Through Function
  15. Editing An Entire Podcast – Part 1
  16. Editing An Entire Podcast – Part 2
  17. Tagging Your mp3 Files

You get EVERYTHING in the other three modules

and LIFETIME ACCESS!

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