Audacity 3.5 Released with Cloud Saving, Beat Detection, Pitch Shifting, and More
Highlights of Audacity 3.5 include a new cloud-saving feature that lets you save your Audacity projects to audio.com so you can access it from any device or more easily share it with others, pitch shifting so you can non-destructively change the pitch of a clip, and automatic tempo detection of imported loops.
Audacity 3.5 also adds an option in Preferences -> Effects to skip plugin scanning, an overflow menu, along with speed and pitch indicators to clips, as well as subtitle formats for labels with the ability to export subtitles to the WebVTT and SubRip formats and support for importing subtitles in the SubRip format.
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Audacity 3.5 Released with Cloud Saves, Beat Detection + More - OMG! Ubuntu
Audacity 3.5 introduces major new features and improvements, fixes a number of issues in earlier builds, and removes a number of older, less-used options.
The headline addition is sure to be the new cloud-saving feature. This allows users to save Audacity projects to the audio.com website (requires a signup), permitting projects to be accessed from different devices, and enabling sharing and collaboration.
And, arguably more important, it acts as a versioned backup. If something goes wrong with a project you can restore an earlier version — which is very neat.
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Open-source audio editor Audacity 3.5 available for Windows, Linux, and Mac
Audacity, the renowned open-source audio editing software, has just been updated to version 3.5, and it's packed with features that are bound to excite both amateur and professional audio manipulators alike.
One of the most anticipated additions in Audacity 3.5 is the introduction of cloud project saving. Now, users can save their projects to audio.com, enabling them to access their work from any device. This move not only facilitates seamless collaboration and sharing among users but also ensures that you can recover previous versions of your projects, which is a lifesaver if you encounter unexpected issues.
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Audacity 3.5 Adds Cloud Projects and Advanced Tempo Detection
Audacity 3.5, the latest version of the popular open-source audio editing software, has just been released, bringing a host of new features and improvements that make it even more versatile for both amateur and professional users.
For those unfamiliar, Audacity is a free, easy-to-use audio editor and recorder for Windows, macOS, and Linux, widely used for everything from podcast production to music recording. Now, let’s see what’s new in its latest release.
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Audacity 3.5 adds cloud project saving for collaboration, backup and file versioning
Muse Group has released a major new version of its free, open-source audio editor for Windows, macOS and Linux. Audacity 3.5 adds cloud project saving support, plus adds automatic tempo detection, pitch shifting and more. The headline new feature in Audacity 3.5 is a new cloud-saving feature, which works in tandem with Muse Group’s free audio hosting platform at audio.com. Users simply select 'File > Save to Cloud…' to save the current project. On first use, they will be prompted to link Audacity to a free audio.com account -- which can be created during the linking process.
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Audacity 3.5.0 Released! Cloud Saving, Beat Detection & Pitch Shifting
Audacity, the popular free open-source audio editor, release version 3.5.0 (then 3.5.1 with quick-fixes) few days ago. Audacity 3.5.0 is a major release with new features. They include a new cloud-saving feature. By going to menu ‘File -> Save To Cloud …’, user can save Audacity project to audio.com via a free account.