Today's iPads are capable enough to be used as full Digital Audio Workstations, but there's also a range of audio editing apps for every need — and budget. Here are your best choices. One thing that ...

Tenacity is a forked version of Audacity, but this open-source audio editor was born out of necessity when Audacity's ...

Audio editing requires something a bit different from any other form of editing. People generally use multiple tracks and require sound balancing and other stuff. Bands need it to cut albums, and ...

Trimming audio on an iPhone is surprisingly hard—but doing so on a Mac is surprisingly easy. While there’s a dedicated audio trimming tool in the QuickTime app, the iPhone and iPad have no such option ...

I played in a band for over 10 years and in the first days, we just had our dreams, our instruments, and a computer. We ...

Audacity has been the go-to free audio editing app for years, but its recent privacy policy changes mention invasive data collection practices that are (rightfully) making a lot of people very ...

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You're probably not going to edit a feature film on your iPhone — but you could if you wanted to. These iPhone and iPad video and audio editors rival those on the Mac. Whoever said that the iPad is ...

When you shoot video on iPhone 16 models, multiple formats like Spatial Audio and Stereo are recorded to allow more audio customization. If you record video with Spatial Audio turned on, you can later ...