Free Recording Software Audacity Audacity® is free, open source software for recording and editing sounds. It is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems. You can use Audacity to: Record live audio Convert tapes and records into digital recordings or CDs Edit Ogg Vorbis, MP3, and WAV sound files Cut, copy, splice, and mix sounds together Change the speed or pitch of a recording Click here to download Fat Rock Studio Fat Rock Studio is a hard disk recording program designed to work like a normal hardware multitrack audio recorder. It supports 16 channels of audio and multiple sound cards. It has a plug-in architecture designed to work with external audio processing DLL's. It mixes all effects on all channels in real-time. Features Easy to use Individual mute, solo, effects, pan, volume, record and sound card for each track 11.025, 22.05, 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz, 8- and 16-bit, mono and stereo sample support Proprietary plug-in effects support Visually displays audio waveform for each track Mix all tracks to a single track Requirements Windows 95/98/NT Sound card Click here to download DDClip DDClip is designed for video clips scoring, creating audio commercials, synchronizing voice with music. You can create, save, restore and playback a project of many sound tracks. A prominent feature of the editor is the speed of the playback, especially for it's audio part - DDClip is able to mix several sound tracks in real time. The following features are for the freeware version of the program. The Lite and Full have more extensive features including MIDI and can be downloaded as shareware from the Product Home Page. Features 1 Video Track 4 Audio Tracks 11khz/8bit/mono, 22khz/8bit/stereo, 44khz/16bit/stereo 10 undo levels Requirements Windows 95/NT Windows compatilbe sound card Click here to download AnalogX Interleave AnalogX Interleave takes a file (normally a single audio track from a multitrack recording), and interleaves it with any number of other files you select, with independent header and content sizes for each file! This allows you to re-interleave files that you might have previously archived, or even improve the performance of files stored on another drive (since normal file copy will copy the file in a linear fashion again). If you've done a fair amount of digital audio, you've probably noticed that when you backup your audio tracks, and then restore them, sometimes it seems to take more CPU time or not perform as well as it used to. This isn't your imagination, this is the joys of interleaved files. A normal file loves to be written out linearly; with every byte following the last byte, but digital audio doesn't work the same way, it prefers each sample to be woven with the next tracks sample, and that's just what this program does. Requirements Windows 95/98 Sound card or MIDI interface Click here to download Return to Music Software Menu Return to Homepage