| Subject: | Editing Apps |
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| From: | williamsmartin69 |
| Date: | Sun Jun 7, 2015 7:46 pm ((PDT)) |
I've been exploring sound editing apps on my Android phone.Just curious abo= ut the extent to which I can minimalise my sound recording needs. Most are free and appear to offer standard editing functions,(Cut,Delete) a= nd effects.But do I need it,and why should I abandon my ever reliable Audac= ity? The world of the App is seductive but I am allowing myself some waywardness= before reverting to the uninstall button. At the moment I'm exploring Lexis Audio Editor.Anyone else been seduced? Martin |
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