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Audacity is cool for beginners with limited knowledge with computer and the simplicity is way above the prehistoric cakewalk.
Im glad you already using it. During editing you can pull out the plug ins like the compressor, reverb and other guitar bass plugins. The cut and paste with audio microsurgery is so easy with no pops and click. So easy to drag and drop the wav file.
I created one song using audacity with loop guitar, a midi bass and drums and recording vocals is smooth as a breeze. But I havent try the vocal comping. I dont know if audacity can do it.
I agree with DAk you cannot convert this to MP3.
Goodluck with your music production.
Lynman
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