The Learning Dispatch

MARCH 18, 2014

Editing audio is a fairly straightforward process, especially when you have excellent (not to mention free!) tools like Audacity at your disposal. or later) Audacity (free download here ) An audio file (Audacity natively supports major formats like WAV , AIFF , MP3, and OGG.

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eFront

APRIL 4, 2012

First step is to download Audacity & AoA Audio Extractor , and if you would like to use introductory and closing music you can find links to free resources in this post. Two things must be done before you begin: First, use AoA Audio Extractor to extract your file from GoToMeeting (or other recording tool) & convert to “WAV”.

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TechSmith Camtasia

MARCH 7, 2011

Record my audio. Audacity setup. Start recording audio. Effects Amplify. Export to WAV file. Ryan made a table of contents so you can easily navigate to the topic you're interested in. Topics include: Writing a script. Finished script. Download scripts. Why I write scripts. Record my screen. Extend frame.

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TalentLMS

DECEMBER 9, 2015

3) An audio editor. Whether it’s to edit an interview, to extract the relevant parts from the recording of a lecture, or to trim a piece of music you’re using as a soundtrack to your eLearning videos to the right size, you’ll need an audio editor. There are better options out there, that offer many more features (e.g.

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