You can now change the audio equalizer settings on your Amazon Echo or other Alexa-enabled devices, and all using your voice. This means you can crank up the bass while playing dance music, or boost the treble when listening to podcasts in the morning. The range of Amazon Echo devices is growing bigger with each […]
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Did you know you can use your iPhone as an audio input device on your Mac? Meaning, you can play the audio from your iPhone on your Mac. Doing so has obvious benefits. For example, you can listen to a podcast on your Mac from your iPhone without needing to export the file. Or you […]
Continue ReadingAndroid devices can do pretty much everything, and recording audio is no exception. We’ve covered the basics in our article on recording podcast audio on the go, but what if you want to improve your audio recording even further? How about connecting a USB microphone? In the past you could easily connect a microphone with […]
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High-quality, free music production software is hard to come by. Unless you’re willing to shell out the big bucks for Ableton Live, FL Studio, or Logic Pro, you’re pretty much stuck with either GarageBand or Audacity. To be clear, both of these programs have been used successfully by thousands of musicians to create all kinds of […]
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You don’t need a Mac to make music, but it helps. Apple’s desktop platform is home to a vast library of creative software, like image editors, vector graphics suites, RAW photo processors, audio manipulation software, video editors. And then, of course, there are digital audio workstations (DAWs) for making music. But owning a Mac doesn’t necessarily mean […]
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You probably play all kinds of audio from your computer, but have you ever had the need to record it? While it might sound useless, there are several good reasons to record the sound coming out of your machine. Perhaps you’d like to add sound to your podcast, or want to record a screencast that includes […]
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