Once we've found audio for our game, we may still need to alter them to fit, or we might even want to try and create some sounds by our own hands. There are many audio tools out there, free or at a reasonable cost that can handle most of our audio editing/creating requirements.
| Name | Audio Tool Description | Free / Paid | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ardour | Professional digital workstation. Cross-platform, GNUv2 open source. | Free | Website |
| Audacity | Free, open source, cross-platform audio software. | Free | Website |
| BeepBox | Online tool for sketching and sharing instrumental melodies. | Free | Website |
| Cakewalk | Calkwalk is a free DAW released by BandLab. | Free | Website |
| FL Studio | DAW with low cost entry level edition. | Paid | Website |
| Jfxr | Create quick sfx. An alternative to BFXR, but doesn't require flash. | Free | Website |
| LMMS | Free and open source digital audio workstation (DAW). | Free | Website |
| Reaper | DAW with discounted price (personal use, edu or gross revenue less than $20000). | Paid | Website |
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