Free, open-source multi-track audio editor and recorder
Audacity is a multi-track audio editor and recorder. You record from a microphone, then cut, copy, trim, split and arrange clips on tracks. It has per-track meters, markers and a loop range. It imports and exports common audio formats such as WAV, MP3, FLAC and Ogg. An optional FFmpeg library adds WMA, M4A, AC3 and more.
Built-in effects include noise reduction, compressor, limiter, graphic EQ, reverb, delay, and pitch and speed changers. Whisper speech transcription runs on your own computer. It supports VST3 and Nyquist plugins, and has a Spectrogram view and Vamp analyzers. Audacity 4 (current version 4.0.1) brings a new interface with workspaces, themes and clip colors.
It runs locally on Windows, macOS and Linux, on x86_64 and ARM64 (ARM64 builds have no plugin support). It is free and open source under the GPLv3, made by Muse Group and contributors. With an audio.com account you can save projects to the cloud and share them. The maker states 100M+ downloads since 2000.
Anyone who records or edits sound: people who make music or podcasts, restore old recordings, edit audio for video, or just need to quickly edit or convert an audio file.
Free and open source under the GPLv3, runs on Linux, and transcribes speech on your own computer.
Free and open source with no paid plans, runs on Linux, and transcribes speech with Whisper on your own computer.
Software for making, recording, mixing and performing music
Has Session View for playing loops, MIDI recording, built-in instruments, and Max for Live for building devices.
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