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LunaSea

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4. Good advice!

Reply to LAS14 (Original post)

Wed Jun 17, 2020, 11:10 AM

Jun 2020

Audacity and Garageband are good solutions for this.
Several music forums have resource info for doing this sort of thing.
Here's one-
https://reverb.com/news/ways-to-collaborate-on-music-remotely
Youtube is likely to have a wealth of tutorials available as well.

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This forum is an absolute gold mine. Here's another question. [View all] LAS14 Jun 2020 OP

Audacity is a good free program that lets you make multitrack recordings. Jamastiene Jun 2020 #1

Unfortunately multitrack recording software is going to come with a layer of complexity EarlG Jun 2020 #2

My files are m4a files, created by the Voice Recorder (although.... LAS14 Jun 2020 #5

I just checked EarlG Jun 2020 #6

Thank you, thank you!!! nt LAS14 Jun 2020 #7

K & R FM123 Jun 2020 #3

Good advice! LunaSea Jun 2020 #4

Thank you! I'll spend some time on this, but for starters, do you know... LAS14 Jun 2020 #8

It's different alright LunaSea Jun 2020 #9

This message was self-deleted by its author LunaSea Jun 2020 #10