I have explained differences between multitrack editing and waveform editing in detail here. I promise you however, it is THE most effective way to edit audio. The system itself is a Apple M1 Mini with 8GB of ram.In this blog, I’ll show you the best way to record multiple tracks inside Audacity!Working inside the multitrack can be tricky if you are a beginner.
Q: What are the technical specs of the recordings?Ī: Users are able to export to whatever format they like - popular ones include MP3 and WAV files.Ī: The setup includes dual Shure Sm7B microphones, with boosted audio from a Cloudlifter, then routed into the Rodecaster Pro USB Mixer.
Video editing with other programs are not permitted due to technical limitations of the system itself - this system is primarily for audio recording purposes only. If recording for a non-UBC purpose or a personal project, please book the similar setup at the Ike Barber Learning Centre.Ī: There are a variety of programs installed on this system, popular ones include Audacity, Adobe Audition and Camtasia. UBC Students that are booking this space must have a project sponsor that can confirm their booking reason, this can be the instructor for their course or their staff supervisor.Ī: Please contact us via the contact us page, or email us directly at Is there a fee for using the DIY Audio Station?Ī: No fee is required for using the DIY Audio Station for UBC purposes.
A: The space is available for all UBC Faculty, Staff and Students that are recording for UBC purposes, whether this is for a course, or for a department.
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