10 Best Audacity Alternatives
Audacity has been a popular free audio editing app for many years, but its recent privacy policy changes mention aggressive data collection methods that (rightfully) cause inconvenience to many people.
This is not Audacity’s only problem. It’s not the easiest program to use, and its clunky interface made many users look for alternatives long before privacy concerns became an issue. What’s more, it is also a destructive audio editor, which means that after saving changes to an audio file, it removes those parts from the original file. If you want to rollback some of your changes, you’re out of luck if you don’t have a clean backup of the recording.
If you are looking for a great alternative to Audacity due to these or other problems, we will help you. We’ve put together a list of 10 options that at least can handle your audio editing tasks. Here is a complete list; review the slideshow to determine what works best for you.
- Dark audacity
- Ocenaudio
- Vavosaurus
- Reaper
- Adobe audition
- TwistedWave Internet
- Hindenburg journalist
- Division
- Amadeus pro
- Sound Forge Audio Studio 15
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