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> the user experience > hideous I acknowledge your pain you experience using the program. My user experience with Audacity has been excellent. In 45 minutes,
by chillingeffect 12y ago
> the user experience
> hideous
I acknowledge your pain you experience using the program.
My user experience with Audacity has been excellent. In 45 minutes, I taught a roomful of people who speak a different language from mine to download Audacity, run it, learn to record sounds, edit them, apply effects and export them to a different format on three different operating systems, for free. Some of them are my facebook
My ex-girlfriend makes hundreds of dollars in passive income each month using Audacity in her workflow.
The spectral analysis features have been very useful to me.
> (Inkscape also comes to mind.)
I acknowledge your pain using Inkscape, too. I have been able to design amazing things with it and I enjoy sitting down with it, getting comfortable with it, learning the keyboard shortcuts, learning how to clone things in grids, making use of the grouping, opacity, stroke styles, etc. It helps to have experience with other CAD software. And I highly recommend searching the shortcuts list: https://inkscape.org/en/doc/keys046.html https://inkscape.org/en/doc/keys046.html
I would love to learn how to import and export objects between spreadsheets with it...
- prokoudine 12y agoFrankly, I don't remember about copy/paste from spreadsheet apps by now, but http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape-tables/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape-tables/ made adding tables to Inkscape slightly bearable a few years ago.