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The app is full of free music where it can be utilised in class for students background music during presentations. Also, the students can access the app and might find it useful for a music assignment or exam (with parent permission and supervision - depending what year level).
Hi ICT workshop people . . .
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The purpose of this app is an audio editing software.

This software is great for what its purpose is, it can do almost everything you would want to do with audio. You can record in the software, cut and edit the audio or play around with other technical aspects of the audio such as volume, pitch, speed and many others.  As like all other Adobe software apps its a really great mid tier app to use above your free versions but bellow your professional standards used in big budget projects.

The biggest downfall lies in Adobe Audition's interface as it is a mid tier program it is better suited for people more accustomed to other softwares.

You could use this in the classroom for may reasons, you can use it to make resources for the classroom or to help put together projects your students have made to do with sound, as this is just a sound editing software it has endless possibilities when working with sound for classroom use.

-Bailey & Sophie

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This app allows the live streaming and recording of audio and video.
Pro: easy to use
Con: limited editing once recorded.
In a classroom setting I would use this to demonstrate how to use a particular software or application on a computer.

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Jamendo contains free music over a variety of genres with quite a good range. You have to sign up to use.

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Communities | Jamendo Music | Free music downloads

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Explore the best independent music communities by genre, mood, instrument or theme on Jamendo Music. Free music downloads.

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Garageband is a Mac user-friendly snipping and editing tools for music and voice recordings.
It allows the user to choose their instrument or to simply choose the microphone where they can record their voices or to upload audio files to edit.
A con of Garageband is not being able to easily changing tempos within a song (although you can do this through a longer manual process through snipping and dragging).

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GarageBand for Mac has everything you need to learn, play, record, mix, and share incredible music, even if you’ve never played a note.

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https://www.ocenaudio.com

Basic audio tool that allows user to drag and drop sound files and edit them. Easy to attach one sound and put a second sound over it or more depending what you want. Easy access basically stops there. It is an easy download from the website. No instructions other than information for the plugins and advanced editing.

I would not use it in the classroom as I am sure it would be better for an audience that understand how to use extensions for this program better. There is better programs for students that are more accessible and easier to understand.

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SoundMagic is a Google chrome extension. Its fairly basic, with the capability to upload audio files or choose one using a URL.
Its fairly simple to use, with a few very limited options to edit the audio files such as fade in and out etc. It is also capable of cut and deleting required sections of music. A major issue that I found was when I uploaded audio files, the audio file would not work properly all the time. This is a fine app to use for simple audio editing needs, but maybe to basic for more complicated jobs.

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This is an awesome app on Mac computers/laptops which is fun, entertaining and easy to use for anyone of any age.
Children these days use technology to create their assignments and love having fun whilst learning.
This app not only allows you to voice over but it allows you to create clips with the addition of video recordings, pictures and music.
It is a perfect tool to use in the classroom to make learning exciting and enjoyable!
It is easy to use as it is straight forward and self explanatory.

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All the performance of Final Cut Pro. For iPad.

Final Cut Pro for iPad lets you record, edit, finish, and deliver professional video right on iPad. It's everything you need to create vlogs, social content, music videos, shorts, and more - anywhere you go.

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iMovie for iOS and iMovie for macOS make it easy to turn your photos and video clips into stunning movies or trailers and share them with the world.

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A basic band style sampling tool. Lots of options for music but probably a bit too much for just a simple audio recording.
Would use it if the children were creating music or wanted to make background noise for presentations.

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Auditool is a basic sampling device, requiring no real experience with composition to function. The app is quite limited in terms of functionality for more capable music creators.

In a classroom setting I would encourage students to use the software to create a backing track to a short film or presentation, this is beneficial as it allows students to be entirely in control of the entire creative process.

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http://www.ocenaudio.com/

* What does this app do?
This app allows you to edit sound files by altering effects such as pitch, dynamics and amplitude
* What  does it do well?
* What does it do less well (or badly)
It doesn't seem very intuitive. I have minimal experience with audio editing and Im having difficulty working out how to combine multiple audio files. There also doesn't seem to be a tutorial or help section.
* Would you use it in the classroom? How?
At this stage, I would not. Audacity seems to do similar things but is a lot easier to use and seems a better alternative.

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Hya-Wave is a very clean, easy to use audio editing software available for free online with no download required. The layout is straightforward compared to something like Audacity and it has the option to cut, paste, overlap, and apply effects to sections of your audio. You can also preview these effects and switch them on the fly for easy compariso. It is missing several features of Audacity (such as the ability to have multiple audio tracks in one file) but if I were teaching students a sound editing software for use in a project, or trying to edit something simple in a hurry, I would pick this one.

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This is simple to use.
It allows you to easily cut sections of audio.
It is a Chrome extension so all students can access.

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RedcoolMedia SoundMagic Audio Editor AudioStudio

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* What does this app do?

- This app can record and edit music and audio files.

* What  does it do well?

- You don't need to download it.
Interface is modern

* What does it do less well (or badly)

- It was hard to navigate and some of the names of the filters are hard to understand.

- Interface design is not straightforward

* Would you use it in the classroom? How?

Yes, as it is easy to access as it is a website and so schools don't need to download Audacity or other programs onto computers.

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https://wav.hya.io/#/fx
This is a basic editing software that runs in the browser, meaning that students do not need to download anything and all students can have access to the program fairly easily. The negatives of this software are that it has very limited editing capability and it does not allow for clips that are very long. This could be used in the classroom as a very basic introduction to audio editing but other programs would need to be used to truly teach students how to edit audio

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This site is inspired by Creative Commons and provides a library full of music that is available to legally download and share. It has a search bar that enables you to look for artists, song names and genres. It also has charts for the user to look through the top songs of the week/month/all time. This allows the user to look for music that relates to their needs. Users of this site are meant to be 13 years or older, however they do acknowledge that you can share it with those under age at your own discretion. This site can be used for students to share their musical work or look for music to use in assignments.

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Royalty free music and 'free to download' music - Free Music Archive

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Free Music Archive is your number 1 resource for royalty free music and 'free to download' music.

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https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/2
This site has royalty free music that you can download to use. It is simple to use and find music that you may need. You are free to use the music as long as you credit Bensound.

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You've gotta pay for it but its pretty damn user friendly. Its basically a mix between your basics like Audacity and ProTools with the usability of Garage Band. Used it for podcast editing when that was a thing I did.

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https://soundcloud.com/
its a cloud full of sound and it also ...
Is a website that you can stream music and podcasts from to create your own piece of music. You can also share your work with others and receive feedback on your tracks.

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This is a collection of 16 000 sound effects from the BBC that can be used for personal, research and educational purposes. The licence can be found here. They are saved in WAV format so can be transported to another audio app to be edited.

This app is well organised into categories that are searchable using a tool bar.  However, not all the snippets of sound are attributed so details about the recording such as when they were recorded are not available.

This could be used in the classroom to add effects to students' digital productions. It could also be used in a lesson exploring the different senses or potentially as an inspiration in writing lessons.

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BBC Sound Effects - Research & Education Space

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BBC Sound Effects - 16,016 sound effects and field recordings from the BBC Archive available to listen/download, licensed for personal, educational or research purposes - Research & Education Space

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The app is full of free music where it can be utilised in class for students background music during presentations. Also, the students can access the app and might find it useful for a music assignment or exam (with parent permission and supervision - depending what year level).

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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?

Upload pictures and links if you like!