RecordPad Reviews

Open-source, cross-platform audio software that is free and available for free. Audacity is an easy to use, multi-track audio editor/recorder for Windows, macOS and other operating systems. Open source, developed by volunteers. Audacity can record audio using a microphone or mixer or digitize recordings from another media. You can import, edit, and combine sound file. You can export your recordings in multiple file formats, including multiple files at a time. Supports 16-bit (16-bit), 24-bit (32-bit) and 32-bit. Sample rates and formats can be converted using high-quality sampling and dithering. Support for Nyquist, LV2, Nyquist and VST effect plug-ins. You can modify Nyquist effects in a text editor or create your own plug-in. Easy editing is possible with Cut, Copy and Paste, as well as Delete. You can also undo or redo any number of steps in the session. Live preview of LADSPA and LV2 VST effects. Plug-in Manager handles plug-in installation.

Rosegarden is a music composition environment that allows you to edit and create music. It is built around a MIDI sequencer and has basic support for digital audio. Rosegarden is a simple-to-learn and attractive Linux application. It is ideal for musicians, composers, music students, small studios, or home recording environments. Rosegarden is currently a Linux-only application. We have now ported to Qt 4 and Qt is free for all platforms without a license. This means that there are less obstacles in our way of becoming a cross-platform app. Rosegarden uses Qt 4 libraries to perform various common controls. However, you can run it in any window manager or graphical environment. The Segments menu's Open in Notation Editor option will open all currently selected segments in one editor.