Part 3 – Export a final mix of parts 1 and 2 with a layer of static or a spot cue effect to file Lastname_Audacity_3.Ĭomplete online software tutorials can be found at if you need further assistance, or have interest in more advanced options within Audacity. Export only voice mix to wave file Lastname_Audacity_2. Part 2 – Recording text with onboard laptop microphone into a mono file. Do not choose a clip 5 sec shorter/longer than 30 sec or the audio will distort noticeably.) (The length can be shortened or extended using the Time-stretch effect in Audacity to create the required 30 sec clip. Part 1 – Importing and selecting a 30 sec section of music from the Garage Band Project. You can even add plugins to Audacity to have even more effects available.***Software must be installed before the first day of lab.*** Get creative! Have a look at the Audacity documentation.
Yes, a sine wave doesn’t look very interesting, but we’re using this always as the standard signal to verify everything is working fine. You can zoom in and have a look at the waveform. You should now be able to start Audacity from the menu under “Sound and Video”Īudacity already opens a new project and you only have to click on the record button – that’s it. Just use “Add/Remove software” and search for “Audacity”. Unfortunately even in the version “with recommended software”, Audacity isn’t installed by default. Have a look at “Audio device settings” to make sure everything is configured correctly. Also don’t forget to disable the onboard sound as it can be confusing to have this still active as the default sound card. You need to configure it in /boot/config.txt according to our guide. To record audio, you need the DAC+ ADC or DAC+ ADC Pro. Therefore, we recommend to install Raspbian Buster with desktop. With Audacity it’s different as you need the GUI. when running Spotify conenct or Shairport). We usually recommend Raspbian lite as the base system for audio playback applications as you often don’t need a graphical user interface (e.g. Use Audacity to record and edit sound on your Raspberry Pi Install Raspbian
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