Using in the Class
Auphonic could be a useful tool for both teachers and students in any scenario where a voice is being recorded. It would be very useful when students are doing voice over presentations, videos, screen-casts or radio/podcasts.The mobile apps, make the use so easy, and can also be used to record in the field.
The best thing is that it is very effective. I started using this tool in response to improve the audio of the Edvertisement, with excellent results.
Getting Started
Web Version
To access Auphonic just go to their website, and sign up using your email. The video below will show you how to use Auphonic.
The Web version of Auphonic doesn't record the voice straight from the computer. Rather it processes an audio file that you upload. If you are not sure how to record audio on your computer, then check out the links below:
The Web version of Auphonic doesn't record the voice straight from the computer. Rather it processes an audio file that you upload. If you are not sure how to record audio on your computer, then check out the links below:
Mobile Vesion
You can also get it for the iPhones and iPads and for Android devices. For the most part these tools have the same features as the web version, with two differences.
The first is a plus. The tool records for the user, so there is no need to use another app to record. Although, there is the ability to process audio recorded by other apps.
The second difference is a negative, in that you cannot access the download the processed file onto you device for the use with other apps. You will need to use a PC for that.
The first is a plus. The tool records for the user, so there is no need to use another app to record. Although, there is the ability to process audio recorded by other apps.
The second difference is a negative, in that you cannot access the download the processed file onto you device for the use with other apps. You will need to use a PC for that.
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