Audacity 4 arrives, closing a chapter at Muse
Martin called Audacity 4 their last release for Muse, explaining that they had left a few months earlier when the app was largely complete. They also made the release video as a parting gift to the team.
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Martin called Audacity 4 their last release for Muse, explaining that they had left a few months earlier when the app was largely complete. They also made the release video as a parting gift to the team.
Martin shared a screenshot of Audacity 4 and reported that its spectrograms were almost complete.
bsky.appSpectrogram development updateMartin announced a keynote for DevFest Strasbourg on November 27, covering Audacity, MuseScore and open source design. They described it as their last talk of the year.
Martin said their next video would cover dance music, including EDM and electronic music. The research involved travelling beyond their familiar scenes in London, Brussels, Paris and Berlin.
The short How NEW Audacity Fixes Recording demonstrates a recording improvement being built into Audacity 4, with podcasters and sound designers in mind.
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