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Audio editing involves using digital audio editing software to manipulate and process sound files on a computer. Popular free and paid audio editing programs allow importing audio, adjusting properties like pitch and timing, and saving edited versions as new files. The document provides steps for editing audio, examples of edited songs at different speeds, and acknowledges contributors to the document.
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Audio editing
- 1. Audio Editing Muaz, Mike, Konz
- 2. What is audio editing? A digital audio editor is a computer application for audio editing, i.e. manipulating digital audio. Digital audio editors are the main software component of a digital audio workstation.
- 3. How to edit audios? To edit audio, you will need to have a audio editing software. Some also do come free! And it’s easy to use.
- 4. Types of audio software. Audicity Adobe SoundBooth Adobe Audition Cakewalk Sonar Cool Edit Pro Nero Wave Editor Muse
- 5. Steps to edit Step 1: Open your software
- 6. Step 2: Import the audio
- 7. Step 3: Click “processes”
- 8. Step 4: Click “change pitch & timing”
- 9. Step 5: Adjust your pitch & time
- 10. Step 6: Wait for the audio to edit
- 11. Step 7: Save as a new file
- 12. Edited songs If it’s too fast… Life of a superstar
- 13. Edited songs If it’s too slow… EenieMeenie
- 14. Edited songs The perfect editing Ridin’ Solo
- 15. THE END Developer: Muaz Editor: Muaz, Konz, Mike Pictures: Muaz Researcher: Muaz, Konz Designer: Muaz Special tks to Mr Fen Microsoft Office 2010