Audio Editing - Zoom H5 Handbook

5. AUDIO EDITING

For the actual audio editing there are a bunch
of programmes you can use, in a variety of price
ranges. Here's a list of the most common sound
editing software, in no particular order:
Adobe Audition
Ableton Live
Logic Pro X
Sound Forge
REAPER
Of course, you can also just use the audio-side
of Premiere Pro to mix in your sound or play
around in the sandbox of Garage Band.
If you wanna know more about these apps, just
ask Rob at the Image & Sound Station. If you're
interested in further training, you can also ask him
about possible courses or trainings. I'd also advise
you to watch a bunch of tutorials on YouTube
about sound mixing and editing.
One app we would like to
specially mention is Audacity.
Audacity is a pretty good - and
free - app for audio editing.
It's ugly as hell, but it's been
around for years now and it has
loads of options.