Andacious

Andacious - Runs Audacity on Android

Andacious allows you to run Audacity® on an Android device.

This is a powerful and feature rich audio recorder, editor and mixer.

What is Andacious?

Andacious is not Audacity itself and is not a built or maintained by the Audacity team or the Muse Group. Instead, it is a compatibility layer that sets up a Linux desktop Audacity build, launches it, renders it and provides a way to interact with it.

What features does running Andacious provide?

In short, everything you can normally do with Audacity including:

* Record live with a microphone or mixer. Or digitize imported recordings.

* Edit your tracks fast with intuitive tools, including cutting, pasting and smooth volume mixing.

* Perfect your audio with more advanced effects:

* Reduce background static with noise reduction tools.

* Adjust tempo without altering pitch or vice versa.

* Alter frequencies with equalizers, high and low-pass filters and more.

* Reduce or isolate vocals in stereo tracks.

* Add impact with distortion, echo, reverb and more effects.

* Import, export and convert files in every popular audio format, including mp3, m4a, AIFF, FLAC, WAV and more. You can even combine clips from multiple formats into the same project.

* Take your editing to the next level with an extensive selection of third-party effects plugins, designed by the passionate Audacity, open-source community.

* Visualize and analyze your audio clips in Spectrogram view.

* Etc

Description provided via the CC-by 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

You can read more details here: https://www.audacityteam.org/FAQ/

How to Use Andacious?

Use it just like normal. But here are some specifics to the app.

* Tap with one figure to click.

* Tap with two fingers to right click

* Pinch to zoom.

* Slide one finger to pan.

* Slide two fingers to scroll.

* If you want to bring up a keyboard, tap on the screen to get a set of icons to appear and then click the keyboard icon.

Other tidbits:

Andacious uses standalone libraries built from the bVNC project and the Termux project which are provided via the GPL and hosted here:

https://github.com/CypherpunkArmory/