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Hi Ted, I use audacity quite a bit, and I think that it has a lot of capabilities for a free program. Lady Fitzgerald is right, you can do all of that. I have recorded as many as 10 tracks also, and it could do more. It has a ton of capabilities once you experiement and find what it can do. Here is another forum link with some great information talking about audacity also. I put some very detailed directions on how I record multiple tracks in this forum, and others gave great input. I hope the link works for you, and good luck Letha http://www.jpfolks.com/forum/ubbthr...n&topic=0&Search=true#Post594415
Last edited by Letha Allen; 03/16/08 02:44 AM.
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