Open Source Audio Editors Software
Audio Editors provide the tools necessary to record, mix, and modify sound files. These apps allow you to manipulate multi-track recordings and apply equalizer presets to refine the output of a project. This type of software serves podcasters and musicians who need to manage lossless audio formats and route sound to specific hardware devices. Self-hosting these tools ensures that your raw recordings and project files remain on your own hardware. You avoid relying on external services to store your audio libraries and session data.
This page lists 3 open source tools in the Audio Editors category. The most popular are Audacity, SpotiFLAC and FineTune. Most use the GPL-3.0 or MIT license, and 1 offers an official Docker image.
Audacity
A multi track audio editor and recorder for recording, editing, and mixing audio across multiple operating systems.
SpotiFLAC
Downloads music tracks identified on Spotify as lossless FLAC files from Tidal, Qobuz, and Amazon Music.
FineTune
Manage per-app volume, route audio to multiple devices, and apply equalizer presets from the macOS menu bar.
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