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Record, edit and archive your cassettes and other analogue audio recordings for free with our Audacity tutorials - Tutorial 3 - Editing a recording
Quick links for Audacity/Cassette to MP3:-
Overview and configuring the hardware Tutorial 1 - Installing Audacity Tutorial 2 - Recording Listening to line in on Windows XP Listening to line in on Windows Vista Tutorial 4 - Installing LAME Mp3 Tutorial 5 - Exporting Audacity Homepage In our second Audacity tutorial video, we will demonstrate how to start editing the audio that you captured. We will show you how to split a large audio capture into more manageable chunks or tracks, ready for exporting in the next tutorial. To start the video presentation, please click on the picture below. 
Additional notes If you are working on a larger project it is a good idea to take a backup periodically. Simply save the project under another name to make a backup copy of it.
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