Here at AudioAcrobat, we are often asked which software should be used to perform basic audio editing functions. Well it just so happens that in the past month our favorite free, open-source audio editing software for Windows (PC) aka Audacity made a major update to their software … which not only sees Audacity continuing its reign as our #1 recommendation, but sees this powerful application, much like a fine wine, getting even better with time.
AudioAcrobat iPhone App for Coaches
While the Apple iTunes App Store has quickly become over-saturated with applications to help us do a various many things, there is but one which allows users to record using the iPhone’s built-in microphone and upload said recording directly to their AudioAcrobat account.
Appboy: App Management (Sweet!) [#FollowFriday]
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After reviewing all of which today’s featured #FF twitter account has to offer, it is becoming more and more apparent that mobile developers should be taking a much closer look at this tiny (600kb) SDK, which runs on a single line of code and allows for inter-app communication, cross-promotion and support, amongst many other intertwining and intuitive feature sets.
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