We’ve actually updated the entire recording component of Flixier to allow you to record your computer screen and webcam too, meaning that you can now use Flixier to record entire video tutorials or Let’s Play videos straight from your web browser! Those of you that have used Flixier before probably know that our online video editor can be used to record audio through your computer’s microphone. Since a good setup is going to make post-production a lot easier, we highly recommend that you follow the steps in the previous article first in order to get the best results. More specifically, we’re going to teach you how to use Audacity - a professional audio editing tool - in order to clean up your recordings and create professional sounding voice overs for your videos. This week’s article is all about post-production, meaning the things that you can do to enhance your audio after it’s already been recorded. That advice was meant to be put into use during the preparation phase, long before you press the record button.

You can find links to other useful Open Source audio and audio-visual applications, that you can download and use, in the Audacity Wiki.In last week’s blog post we gave you some tips to help you get higher quality vocal recordings.Other Open Source Audio and Audio-Visual Applications You may copy, distribute, modify and/or resell Audacity, under the terms of the GNU GPL.To build Audacity yourself, download the source code.Although there are a number of sellers of Audacity software on ebay, Amazon, Microsoft Store and Apple Store, none of these sellers are affiliated to Audacity, and none have contributed in any way to the Audacity project.Source code and user manuals for some old versions are available on FossHub, as well as AppImages since version 3.0.3. For Linux, the appropriate version of Audacity for your operating system is usually included in your distribution’s repository.For macOS 10.12 (Sierra) and earlier, legacy versions of Audacity are available on the Legacy Mac downloads page.For Windows 7 and earlier, legacy versions of Audacity are available on the Legacy Windows downloads page.

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