Apple Silicon (arm64) is now supported on macOS.

Plugins now automatically get scanned, tested and enabled when Audacity starts.

The following plugin formats are now realtime capable: VST3, LV2, LADSPA, Audio Units.

Other sorting and grouping options can be found in the Effects preferences. The Effects menu has gotten a new sorting. The device toolbar can be re-added via the View > Toolbars menu. Merged the mixer bar with the meter bars.Īdded a new Audio Setup button, replacing the Device Toolbar by default.

The ability to upload and share your audio using our new sister service, Prominent changesĪdded a new Effects button to the tracks menu, allowing you to place realtime effects.įurther information can be found can be found on Awesome sound quality! Love the extra features that Voice Record doesn't offer.This version adds realtime effects and VST3.

I paid for the upgrade - give me one more track at least. App allows music imports however, from what I can tell it ends up on the same track with my voice - not helpful. If I could change one thing it would be the option of having access to a multi-track feature. If the price is giving you a headache, here’s a customer review on iTunes to go by – “I used this app during a live radio broadcast (I also use Voice Record). With its free version, you just get the Audio Editor devoid of all its editing features.

With this app, you can do the following tasks: select the audio file of your choice, copy, cut or paste as you want to, redo/undo instantly and apply various kinds of effects like normalizing the audio to a certain level, fading in, pitch shifting/time stretching, compressor/limiter, delay, and filter for adjusting the intensity of the frequencies. This one’s got really high ratings on iTunes.

Audacity audio editor