Five Cinesamples libraries are now part of MuseSounds Pro: CineStrings, CineBrass, CineWinds, CinePerc and VOXOS Epic Choirs. Subscribers get the Cine orchestra and an epic choir for MuseScore Studio at the same price, and the subscription grows to 34 libraries.
Trim a clip with its handles, cut or delete a section, choose whether the gap closes, split and join clips, fade the edges and export only what you edited — the Audacity 4 way, with the shortcuts.
Which of Audacity’s five volume effects to use and when — Normalize, Amplify, Compressor, Limiter and Loudness Normalization — with the steps for each in the order that works, the loudness targets Apple Podcasts and Spotify publish, the mistakes that turn louder into distorted, and the plugins that go past the built-ins.
Twelve Audacity plugins, free and paid, ranked on what they do for a podcast or a track — EQ, reverb, pitch correction, noise removal and voice tools — with the format of every pick and whether it loads in Audacity 4.
Editing a podcast in Audacity 4 is one chain, always in the same order: import and arrange the takes, cut and tighten, clean up the noise, level the voices to a loudness target, add music and sound effects, then export an MP3. Every step has a built-in tool, and most have a plugin on MuseHub that does the same job faster.