Audacity

​​​AudacityThe Chinese version is a cross-platform, free and open source recording,Edit sound editor, allowing you to easily edit music files without any burden. The Chinese version of Audacity provides ideal music file functions.sound effectsIncludes echo, changebeat, reduce noise, and Audacity's built-in editing, copying, mixing and special effects functions can also meet general editing needs. Friends who like it, come to Huajun Software Park to download and experience it!

AudacitySoftware introduction

​ ​ 1. You can cut, copy and paste (with unconstrained cancel), mix tracks, and add effects to recordings;

​​ 2. It also has a built-in package editor, a user-definable sound spectrum template and a frequency analysis window that implements audio analysis functions;

3. Audacity allows you to easily edit music files without any burden. The green Chinese version of Audacity provides ideal music file functions. Its own sound effects include echo, change beats, noise reduction, and built-in editing, copying, mixing and special effects functions. , and can also meet general editing needs;

​​ 4. It also supports VST and LADSPA plug-in effects.

Audacity FAQ

1. Is Audacity really free? Why?

Yes, Audacity is completely free and open source software. You may use this application for any personal, business, or educational purpose, including installing it on any number of computers. You are also free to give it away, sell it, or modify it for your own use under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

There are many reasons why the authors of Audacity decided to release it under the GPL. Some of us do it out of generosity. Some of us do this for ethical reasons, because we feel that all software should be free; others believe that both free software and proprietary software have their place.

One reason Audacity is free is that it will be more popular and useful. Another reason is to encourage collaboration. Thanks to Audacity's free license, dozens of people around the world have contributed code, bug fixes, documentation, and graphics.

We welcome donations to support Audacity development.

​​ 2. Can I distribute copies of Audacity?

You may redistribute Audacity under the GNU General Public License, which allows you to modify, copy, or sell the application as long as you keep the same license and make the source code available. We require suppliers to give Audacity appropriate credit, add some value to their products (for example, include video tutorials or publicly licensed sound samples), and provide technical support to customers. See vendor recommendations for details.

3. Audacity is not displayed in the expected or required language. Can I change?

Audacity can be displayed in many non-English languages. On Windows, the Audacity installer sets the language Audacity displays, but the language Audacity uses when you first run it depends on the language used by the operating system. Therefore, you may want to change the Audacity display language.

If you can read the language Audacity is currently running in, you can easily change to a different language. Open Preferences and select Interfaces from the list on the left. Now select the specific language you want from the Language box and click OK. Most Audacity interfaces will change the language immediately, but rarely will the changed interface elements appear the next time you restart Audacity.

4. Does Audacity run on 64-bit systems?

Except Linux There is no 64-bit version of Audacity outside of 64-bit systems. However, 32-bit Audacity should in principle run fine on 64-bit systems, provided there are appropriate sound device drivers. Sufficient RAM is necessary to run Audacity smoothly, and to support the higher memory requirements of 64-bit systems compared to 32-bit systems.

​ ​ Windows 64-bit:

On 64-bit versions of Windows, a sound device driver specific to the 64-bit operating system is essential. If you upgrade from a 32-bit to a 64-bit operating system, you will need a 64-bit capable computer and the sound device drivers must also be updated to the 64-bit version.

​ ​ Mac 64-bit:

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GNU/Linux:

If you install a 64-bit version of Linux on a 64-bit machine, the version of the Audacity repository provided through the packaging system should generally be 64-bit. If you self-compile Audacity from source using the default ./configure, then you should definitely build a 64-bit version. You can check if you have a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Audacity using the file command.

5. Does Audacity support low-latency ASIO drivers?

Licensing restrictions prevent us from including ASIO support in released versions of Audacity, but Audacity can be compiled with ASIO compilation for private, non-distributable use.

For more information, see ASIO Audio Interfaces

AudacitySoftware screenshot

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