Music Editing

OK, this might sound kind of stupid, but I was in computing today and we were using this music editing software, and it was really good. My teacher said it was available to download for free and I wanna do it, but I've forgotten what it was called. I'm pretty sure it begins with an 'A', but I could be wrong. Does anyone know of one that it could be? I tried Googling it, but when you can't remember the name it's kinda tricky. Any help would be much appreciated.

Has your music teacher just been unfortunately killed in a bizarre incident involving a tuba, or couldn't you just ask them tomorrow?

Yeah, it's my Computing teacher actually, if you read my post, but, yeah, good point, I could just do that. Although I wanted to mix some Queen tracks for you.

Adobe Audition is a music editing tool but I don't think it's free. There may be a free demo version.

Audacity, I bet.

Musicman's probably right; I think it is Audacity.
Adobe Audition isn't free (unless you, well, have your ways, as I have mine).

The only other 'A' one I know is Audacity, which is pretty good for basic audio editing. It doesn't go too deep, but I use it a lot when I need to touch up or cut-and-paste.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]me_and_my_innuendo wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Musicman's probably right; I think it is Audacity.
Adobe Audition isn't free (unless you, well, have your ways, as I have mine).

The only other 'A' one I know is Audacity, which is pretty good for basic audio editing. It doesn't go too deep, but I use it a lot when I need to touch up or cut-and-paste.[/QUOTE]

Best $350 I ever saved. ;)

I don't know. I preferred Cool Edit Pro. Don't think selling out to Adobe did the program any good.

Yes, Musicman, it was Audacity, thank you. I asked my girlfriend and she remembered.