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WavePad is an audio editing software very similar audacity. The layout is functional and easy to navigate, the program also has a great selection of editing tools which allows the user to edit and enhance audio files. However the program is not free, it can be purchased for $35 which is not ideal for classroom teaching. It would be more beneficial to use a free software such as audacity.

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Soundcloud is an audio-sharing platform that is based in Germany. It allows its users to upload audio files and release it to the public. It can be used in the classroom for students to access music files for free, as Soundcloud artists may not release their material via Spotify or Youtube.

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Audacity is an application used for recording sound and editing sound. It is a free and easy to use application. Can be used to edit sound for videos and podcasts etc.

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MP3 Cutter is free app, which allows you to cut clips to make them into a ringtone or a sound clip.
The app allows students to learn how to easily cut a clip, however the app is limited. There would be more useful apps to use in class, which would be appropriate.

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Audio editing program for Windows. WavePad allows you to create and edit voice, music and other sound recordings. You can duplicate sections of recordings and add echo, amplification, noise reduction and other effects to enhance your project.
Some Oreo issues recently a new version that fixes this will be released ASAP

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Bensound is a free and easy to use website to download royalty free music. It has a large range of genres to choose from making it fun for students to use in the classroom as they can choose the sounds and music they like. There would be more useful apps to use

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Bensound | Royalty Free Music | Electronica

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Bensound's royalty free music: Electronica, Dubstep, House, Techno, Dance.

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CC Mixter  is an online resource filled with music samples and vocals that are uploaded by musicians. These samples are then available to anyone to remix and/or produce something new. The site is updated with the new remixes and editors also choose tracks to promote. The website is part of the Creative Commons and can be found on their website. If you’re looking for somewhere to begin, I’d recommend Feta & Olives on the remixes page.

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What does it do?

This app allows recording and simple editing of audio files without the need for downloading or installing software, as it runs in-browser.

What does it do well?

The app is useful for quick recording of audio and some simple editing. It's design is very simple, allowing for a user to learn to use it quite quickly.

What does it do badly?

Its editing capability is quite limited compared to other audio-editing software, as to be expected from an in-browser app.

How to use in a classroom?

This app could be used as an introduction to recording and manipulating audio, before students move on to more powerful and complicated tools in other software.

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What does the app do?
Garageband is an app which is primarily used on Apple computers. The app allows you to edit audio material and create new audio material using the music programs within the application.

What does the app do well?
The app creates audio materials that are of great quality and once you have created your audio you can easily share it by downloading it as a file in your choice of format.

What does the app do less well?
The app could be improved by making the tools more user friendly, when you first start off using the app of you do not follow a tutorial it is hard to get the hang of.

Would you use it in the classroom? How?
It can be used to integrate music and ICT subjects as you can digitally play instruments and then use your ICT skills to edit and refine the audio.

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Audiotool is a simple music producing software that can be accessed without the hassle of downloading software it is created within the realm of your own browser. It offers studio quality audio which can be immediately published to the platform of your choosing such as soundcloud or youtube.
It does well to create a space for music producers to create, edit and publish music without having to download or spend money on software.

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garageband is an audio editing application that has included features of voice recording, as well as pre-recorded sounds, which can be added to create a unique podcast or song.

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Garage Band is an Audio app that turns any iOs device into a 'recording studio' with access to 'touch instruments.'
What does this app do well?
The app is a lot simpler than Audacity and is already downloaded on most iOs devices.
What does it do less well?
It isn't free for those who haven't bought an iOs device.
How would you use it in your classroom?
Garage band would be a fun tool to use in music units. Its an easy way for students to play around with technology while simultaneously creating a music piece. lol

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This app, exclusive to Apple products, is an effective tool for creating digital material. The app enables you to record sound and add background music to complement visual material. iMovie is relatively simple to use and has a number of preset designs already embedded from which you are able to develop further. The most significant and somewhat obvious disadvantage is that this application can only be accessed using Apple products. This does limit the accessibility of the app. If your classroom had access to Apple products, then iMovie would be an effective tool for students to engage in creating and manipulating digital material.

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Wavosaur is a cool free sound, audio and wav editor software for editing, processing and recording sounds, wav and mp3 files. Wavosaur provides tools and shortcuts making sound editing easy, fast and efficient. It is the perfect sound app for basic sound editing.

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Has nothing to do with oceans (unlike what I first thought), but this sound mixing app works really well.

It gives people options to record or import multiple tracks, and edit their volume, sound quality, background noise and other common editing features. While it has some similarities to audacity in terms of the user interface, but is less intimidating for new users.

The lack of tutorials can be a bit odd, but it's got intuitive enough tools that anyone except the complete computer novice can use it effectively. The other big feature that ocenaudo boasts is that it has the same UI across platforms, meaning that someone familiar with Macs will be able to help out a windows user without having to find differences.

Could be used in the classroom for music recording, or the production of speeches/podcasts either by students or by a teacher who wished to prepare a presentation ahead of time. Could be particularly useful in an english classroom, where the teacher wishes to read the book aloud to students.

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This is a simple audio editing website that requires no downloading. It only offers basic editing features but its simplicity would make it useful as an introduction to audio editing with students.

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Audio tool is a free app that allows individuals with no prior composition knowledge to easily create a band style audio file.
The benefits of using this app for educational purposes is that it is easy to navigate for students that are at a basic level and learning to use a creative audio file.
Although Audio tool may be quite limited for more capable music creators.
It is easily accessible for students, which makes it beneficial to use within the classroom. It allows students to create a link between
music and ICT within the curriculum. It can also be used to assist with assignments.

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Is an app on Mac Computers which allows video and audio sounds to be added, edited and manipulated. This tool is suitable for anyone looking to make movie and sound clips. Students and adults are able to access and use this easily accessible and easy to use tool.

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Sound Cloud is an online audio distribution platform based in Berlin, Germany that enables its users to upload, promote, and share audio.

It's a free app/website that allows you to discover music on the daily.
It would work well in a classroom as it allows the educator to explore different sounds/music that they can incorporate into their presentations.

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This is where you post your review of an audio app (sound editing, sound making or even some Creative Commons sites for music) that you've found.  We (Rachel, Jono and Peter) want to know:

* What does this app do?
* What  does it do well?
* What does it do less well (or badly)
* Would you use it in the classroom? How?

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This application, as an extension of chrome is a lot simpler in terms of use than 'Audacity '. By simply dragging the MP3 File onto the screen it is instantly uploaded, which makes the maneuvering around the app simple and easy. The effects of "gain, normalize, silence , fade in and fade out" are easy to find and play with which is done well, whereas adding audio effects seems to be unavailable. I would use this app in the classroom when editing voice overs for videos or in class discussion. This would be by recording class discussions or video material and then getting the students to create a voice over explaining what is going on. Then uploading both and collaborating both recordings to flow.