How To Use Audacity 2020

How To Use Audacity 2020. In this video, I will be showing you how to use Audacity. Everything in this tutorial will help you get started and also provide a few tips for editing your audio.

If you want to see a specific tutorial, feel free to comment or reach out to me on my social media.

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-- Timestamps --
How To Use The User Interface - 00:30
How To Record Audio - 04:29
How To Remove Background Noise - 06:10
How To Use All The Tools - 07:21
How To Adjust The Volume - 10:06
How To Improve Microphone Quality - 10:38
How To Picking The Correct Microphone Settings - 12:00
How To Save & Export Audio - 12:36

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#CasualSavage

[melodihenry]

I cannot thank you enough for this tutorial!!! You have saved this very enthusiastic, yet sometimes techno-ignorant, elementary teacher! I'm reading aloud a story for my class during quarantine and didn't have a clue how to add the audio to my Google Slides file. This is perfect!

[CasualSavage]

-- Timestamps --
How To Use The User Interface - 00:30
How To Record Audio - 04:29
How To Remove Background Noise - 06:10
How To Use All The Tools - 07:21
How To Adjust The Volume - 10:06
How To Improve Microphone Quality - 10:38
How To Picking The Correct Microphone Settings - 12:00
How To Save & Export Audio - 12:36

[SeanLaMontagne]

Considering just how long Audacity has been free, a video like this can be varying degrees of informing, all the way from "Oh that's a new feature" to "Holy shit how long was I gone"

[hankfacer]

I used to use Sound Forge 8, I have been using Audacity now for a good while, then go to Sound Forge to finish & polish, now I can do it all in Audacity, thanks to you. Thank you

[mubashiranusrat]

Launching a podcast myself and this tutorial has been truly helpful!! Thank you so much for your clear and concise instructions!

[Godshole]

Tip for folks. I had to go through a phone conversation the other day and match the levels of the person talking, sat next to the recording device (LOUD), with the person coming through the phone, which was on speakerphone sat next to the recording device (QUIET). The person sat next to the recording device was really loud but the phone person was really quiet. The only way I could do it, downside up as it seems, was to (not turn up the quiet person on the phone) turn down, in sections using the level dots tool, the loud person. Then when I had done and the levels sounded more equal and you could hear them both... Then I could turn up the track gain using the slider in the track in the left hand track box, and export that finished track to get a usable basis to do the next bit.
Which was .... Label tracks. There is an option to create a Label Track ( In Tracks>Add new> Label track) which allows you to put in markers in a separate track at specific times and type into them. It helps if you are zoomed in a bit to give yourself room. I used it to transcribe the call. You can then Export the Label Track as a TXT file, which you can copy then into a word doc or XL sheet.

[FlyingZayin]

I always very much appreciate your tutorials, thanks for doing all this for the benefit of the community.

[knownbynone_]

I have had my editing software crash on me whilst editing a video.
I can concur, *save often.*
Thank god backups exist!

[jaybabyy]

An easier way of recording and stopping is

Recording: Shift + R
Stopping: Tab

[TheTechPrepper]

Fantastic tutorial! You are the reason why my audio will be going to the next level. I was deeply annoyed with the fan background noise making it into one of my videos. Thank you!

[garyives]

Thank you. This is the best audacity tutorial I've watched. Clear, simple demonstration.

[skitwit]

Would like a tutorial on how to 1. import music files from the WeTransfer tool into Audacity. 2. Label tracks of a continuous dance track. Music must stay gapless 3. Import the updated labeled track into ITunes.

[krisha]

I was having so problem with the audacity app but I don't know how ...but YouTube recommend me this ...I think they knew I needed some help with this explanation is superb !!!

[jordanpuffer]

Thanks man, made me feel confident I can use this, I haven't used a computer for much in YEARS

[frazjuno]

can you make presets on audacity so you don’t have to go through and do everything manually? great video btw

[sailorsnook]

Recording multiple tracks ie rhythm, lead and vocals or different instruments would be great, but a clear simple introduction, thanks.

[RS-wzef]

Complete, thorough, concise, and clear. In one word, brilliant! Thank you!

[brandonabercrombieva]

Thank you greatly for the tutorial. I'm currently heading down the narration route and voice acting route, so this will help immensely. You're a genius. 👍👍👍👍

[inkstories]

I'm really excited! Cuz I wanna start audio stories and voice acting! And I heard this is the best programme for beginners.

[zeissnetzessnet]

Clear, concise and informative. Perfect