[macvoiceover] Re: a few questions

In answer to your question about audio editing software, there are several from which to choose. Audacity for the Mac is a free, open- source sound editor that will do basic functions. Second, there is Sound Studio, Highjack, and to a certain extent, iTunes. Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska. 


On Jan 26, 2009, at 2:27 AM, Stephanie Mitchell wrote:

Hi all.

I have a few questions.

I am loving my mac, but am a bit confussed about a few things.
Firstly, when I go to the doc, there's a few apps, a dashboard (which just has some network thing in it) , a documents folder and a asplications folder. I'm not sure how this all works. Mail and the web browser in in there too. It seems to be a bit like the windows desktop only different. 


Can any clarify all this for me?
Also, I was wondering what audio editing software works with the mac. I have a olympus dm 520, and I want to take my recording and edit them. 

Thanks.
Steph


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