Hello, On 28-01-2024 20:27, Kevin Zembower wrote:
I've signed up for an Introduction to Audio Production course at my local community college. I mainly want to learn how to record audio in the field, and edit it into something like radio news segments or podcasts (for those too young to have heard of 'radio'). When I was playing around with this 5-10 years ago, the go-to software was Audacity, which I used and liked a lot. However, I understand that Audacity has gone through some upheavals.
It's still there and there's also a community fork: https://tenacityaudio.org/
I'm on a Ubuntu 22.04 desktop, and I experimented at one time with PipeWire, but I can't remember what audio tools are on my system currently. Do I need a Digital Autio Workstation (DAW)? Which one, in the FOSS world, would you recommend? What audio tools (jack? pipewire?) do I also need?
From what I understood there are a number of people that use Ardour for recording and editing podcasts. You could give it a try, it doesn't need Pipewire or JACK, just run it with plain ALSA if you don't need to use other audio software simultaneously.
Best, Jeremy
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