# Audio Editing

- [Using master effects & realtime effects](/audio-editing/using-realtime-effects.md)
- [Making crossfades](/audio-editing/making-crossfades.md): Crossfades blend the end of one song with the beginning of the next one. There are several methods to achieve this in Audacity.
- [Speeding up and slowing down audio](/audio-editing/speeding-up-and-slowing-down-audio.md): Audacity has several methods available to change speed and tempo of audio.
- [Changing pitch](/audio-editing/changing-pitch.md): Audacity can make audio sound higher or lower
- [Mixing and panning tracks](/audio-editing/mixing-and-panning-tracks.md)
- [Reducing dynamic range (Compressor / Limiter)](/audio-editing/reducing-dynamic-range-compressor-limiter.md)
- [Splitting a recording into separate tracks](/audio-editing/splitting-a-recording-into-separate-tracks.md): Audacity helps you to split a long recording into separate songs for export as one audio file per song. You can for example record an audio CD or LP and then export each song into a separate file.
- [Loudness Normalization](/audio-editing/loudness-normalization.md): Apply this normalization effect to set the target loudness required by podcast platforms, television/radio programmes and some websites
- [Macros](/audio-editing/macros.md): Macros (formerly known as Chains) let you chain together multiple commands to automate repetitive tasks.
- [Manage Macros](/audio-editing/macros/manage-macros.md): Manage Macros allows you to edit, remove or rename existing Macros or add a new Macro. It also allows you to apply Macros to you project or a set of files.
- [Macros Palette](/audio-editing/macros/macros-palette.md)
- [Macros Examples](/audio-editing/macros/macros-examples.md): This page provides some examples of how the Macros feature in Audacity can be used.
- [Audiobook Mastering](/audio-editing/audiobook-mastering.md): This is a suite of Audacity tools and process to help you produce an audiobook reading that reaches ACX Technical Compliance.