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Basic Home Recording in Audacity
78 CQ
17 Lessons
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4 CQ
This lesson reviews the basic steps for editing and normalizing a recording in Audacity, then introduces how to add background music to the track itself.
with Ken TheriotThis lesson reviews the basic steps for editing and normalizing a recording in Audacity, then introduces how to add background music to the track itself.
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5 CQ
In this lesson, learn how to edit the volume on a track in Audacity, adjust its timing, add a fade out, then export it as your first produced audio track!
with Ken TheriotIn this lesson, learn how to edit the volume on a track in Audacity, adjust its timing, add a fade out, then export it as your first produced audio track!
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6 CQ
This lesson discusses the differences between WAV and MP3 files, introduces LAME for encoding MP3s in Audacity, and covers how to use it for MP3 export.
with Ken TheriotThis lesson discusses the differences between WAV and MP3 files, introduces LAME for encoding MP3s in Audacity, and covers how to use it for MP3 export.
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8 CQ
Home Brew Audio demonstrates how to set up your PC for overdubbing, then how to make four separate recordings and edit their panning for a cool effect.
with Ken TheriotHome Brew Audio demonstrates how to set up your PC for overdubbing, then how to make four separate recordings and edit their panning for a cool effect.
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3 CQ
Follow along with Home Brew Audio and learn how to sing harmony with yourself in Audacity and adjust your multitrack recording to make it sound like a choir.
with Ken TheriotFollow along with Home Brew Audio and learn how to sing harmony with yourself in Audacity and adjust your multitrack recording to make it sound like a choir.
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