Audacity is a free audio application suitable for the editing individual works from a longer recording, such as isolating a single work from a Convocation performance recording.
While there are numerous ways that you might prepare and distribute sound files of your performance recordings via your portfolio website, this is our current recommendation for users looking for a good balance between (1) the simplest workflow possbile that (2) requires no commercial software or specialized skills and (3) is compatible with the widest possible target audience. It involves easy-to-use software that you probably already have and will produce reasonably-high quality audio files suitable for internet distribution that should play reliably for over 98% (by OS) of the visi
The first thing to know as a content author is that there are two basic views for this system, the public-facing web pages view and an internal behind-the-scenes Control Panel area. Once logged in (by using the "Login" button in the footer of each page), you may freely switch between these two views using the Control Panel menu found at the upper-right corner of the page:
Department of Music faculty member accounts have the ability to create portfolio websites and accounts for their students. The steps are outlined below.
While there are many different ways to author content on this site, this area contains basic information and tips regarding the use of this system for maintaining a Department of Music portfolio website. The methods described here are not necessarily the only way to publish portfolio pages and content, but rather intended to serve as a starting point to help get your portfolio posted as quickly and easily as possible.
