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[jesse_the_k]

Sounds like a neat new audio-production program for the Mac users among us, "Piezo" from Rogue Amoeba software. I've been using their products for six years. Support is great, docs are good, prices are modest.

Here's a detailed look at Piezo from my #1 Macintosh info source, TidBITS:

Piezo Makes Audio Recording Dead Simple
Rogue Amoeba’s latest effort — the audio recording app Piezo — makes recording audio from nearly any source on the Mac extremely easy, though the app has a few tradeoffs necessary for both simplicity and to get past Apple’s Mac App Store guard dogs.

Comments

[sonia]

Hey, I was just thinking I hadn't seen anything from you in a while and hoping you're doing well.

I assume you know all about the open-source audio program audacity. It takes a little figuring out, but it's powerful and free.

[jesse_the_k]

Doing so-so, but feeling woefully constipated in the DW-posting axis, so this may well be the first of a lengthy broadcast.

Sigh. My job used to be figuring out new software. But around 10 hours spent with Audacity convinced me to try Garage Band instead. Around 15 hours with Garage Band made me think I was no longer cut out to be a podcaster. (Oh woe. Another part of my job was recording and editing audio technical manuals.)

I'm whining now — time for bed. Best back at you, including nice spicy drinks and smooth music.

[anatsuno]

I have been loving Sound Studio, which I use for my podfic. *hugs*