Look, I know it sounds obvious, but I keep hitting the download button, and it keeps re-directing me to a sight called Audio.com or installs something called Muse hub.
I assume I'm being a colossal dummy, so please help me out.
So I wanted to get into audio recording podcasts/VOs but I remember alot of people telling me Audacity has spyware now? I wasn't too sure if there was another free alternative or better paid option to record on. If anyone knows, any advice will help thank you!
I'm trying to download v3.0.0 because it was pre all the drama.
I get a link the the wiki to check the old versions : https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Audacity_Versions#Compatibility
but there are no download links there.
Does audacity still allow download of old versions?
Any advice appreciated. Thanks
If you need a Windows version, the last legacy W7-compliant version is still available here. But this is 2.3.3.
As I've always feared, and sometimes experienced, such software crises, I have kept several copies of former Audacity Windows installers and portable versions, and I can upload a copy of 3.0.0 somewhere for you. But you shouldn't trust anyone proposing you binaries on the Internet;D
As concerns Linux versions, due to the repository system, I have no copies prior to a very recent 3.0.3 Appimage...
Anyway, even if I don't like the current policy of the new owner and I find it hard to believe that one can be "owner" of a FOSS software, I don't think that the current versions of Audacity present a danger for the user.
https://lame.buanzo.org/audacity.php
I've been using it off and on for a decade or so, but I recently tried to download it and it wants my credit card for an $88 charge. Is there somewhere else to download it?
I just wanted to download audacity (already used it in the past but not since the last windows install so here we go again) so I went to google, searched for audacity and the first result for me is audacity.de (I'm from Germany).
I immediately thought that the website looks a bit fishy but I wasn't sure. Idk, a giant "Virus Free Guaranteed" stamp on the download page just seems a bit suspicious.
I was looking for a portable version but it looks like the only Windows version you can get on de .de website is a regular installer so went back to google.
I found some articles about fake download websites but the evidence about audacity.de seems inconclusive.
Some oddities on the .de site are that I can't seem to find any links to the English website and it looks like the website is run by iWeb Media Ltd in Malta.
It looks like this particular website hasn't been discussed on r/audacity yet either. Does anyone know if it is a legitimate source?
I'm going to download it from the official website regardless (they even have a portable version) but I would like to shed some light on this. It was the very first result on google for me after all so I wouldn't be surprised if people use this site. I just looked deeper into it because I was looking for a portable version...
Does anyone know how I can record my beats off of my PO-33 into Audacity 3.2.5 through the headphone jack?
The link from the sidebar doesn't seem to be working anymore, and sites from Google search seemed shady. What is the official site?
I see several download options. I was wondering what the difference is between each and which is best for me.
Should I go for the Audacity installer download or the Apple Silicon download?
I have an M3 MacBook Air.
Are there any tablets, dedicated devices that would work better than a laptop with a fan?
I narrate audiobooks and would like to use something other than a desktop or laptop to record.
I actually have had it download for months, and my antivirus never caught anything malicious coming from it, but I just wanted to confirm if it's safe.
I'm not into downloading things from the web, because I've had several bad experiences with that, so I went and grabbed a version from Audacity from the Windows Store, because it seems safer.
The version from there has a lot of good reviews, and it's done by a company called BluSky Software, and they have some other apps in there, including a premium paid Audacity.
I'm trying to install Audacity (for editing audio files) on my Windows 7 computer here at work but it's requiring an admin PW. Is there a way around this, or would it be possible to install it, say, onto a flash drive so it's not installing anything onto the computer itself?
Hello everyone,
I am currently on the fence of working on Audacity or not. I was recently gifted a mic and wanted to have fun recording audio and practicing voice acting and singing. I instantly thought of using audacity for voice editing, but after some research I saw that there where mixed opinions of whether audacity is safe. How data is collected while using audacity. I want to broaden my thoughts. What are all of you guys thoughts? is audacity safe in your opinion? Is it worth learning to edit audio with this software? or should I look in to another way to edit audio?