Gold wave or audacity depends on your preferences. I may be wrong on this but audacities accessibility has been questionable, and it’s interface at least in my experience it leaves a bit to be desired. On the other hand, it is completely free, where gold wave is, somewhat not free. But what gold wave does best, quick and efficient audio editing, it does very very well. You cannot make editing much simpler, and I mean Audacity and reaper are more multi track-based audio editors, and they work with projects instead of single audio files. When I need to make a quick alteration to an audio file, I will use gold wave every single time because it seems to be exactly what is meant for. Where with audacity or reaper, I would probably have to first paste the file into a new project window edit it, and then render the entire thing again.
@Jaidon, doing that would result in some loss to audio quality in some form during the process. I believe when you upload the video a bit is lost. I might be wrong on that. When youdownload it as a different format than either it’s original, you’re probably going to lose some Quality as well.
I would rather listen to someone who can actually play the harmonica than someone who somehow managed to lose seven of them. Me, 2019.