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___medirium
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Posted : May 17, 2001 14:27:26
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anyone can give me some suggestions about WAVE EDIT TOOLS.
what u prefer ?:
-COOLEDIT
-SOUND FORGE
-WAVELAB
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i m a newbie, so don t ask me "what i like 2 do with it". ---> noise ;-)=
thx 4 support
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___tomeron
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Posted : May 17, 2001 14:35:37
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sound forge
acid pro |
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___Mr.Hanky
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Posted : May 17, 2001 17:45:10
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Sound Forge & WAVELAB has always been the preffered tools by proffesionals.
SOUND FORGE 5 is really good,they added MP#3 encoding options and even a cd burning option.
recently i discovered another great editing program-
Steinberg's GET IT ON CD
very nice interface,a lot of etiting and encoding options plus some effects and shit like that.
but SOUNDFORGE forever rules! |
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___Dreamer
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Posted : May 17, 2001 17:53:03
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wavelab tops sound forge in a few cases such as for example, if you cut and delete a part of the wave it doesnt re-calculate the entire thing again. . but I still prefer sound forge..
kris, cooledit is a toy and a cpu eater. dont even waste ur time on it. . |
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___medirium
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Posted : May 17, 2001 18:54:55
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thx all for your help !
enjoy, happy tracking
kris |
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___DCQ
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Posted : May 18, 2001 18:21:34
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yo, tsaki, cool edit 96 is free shareware, sure its not great, but if you know what your doing you can use it fine. and i use cool edit pro(cracked version) and this is good for editing wavefiles, perfectly good for professional work, and it was free for me anyway. i use it in conjunction with cakewalk 9, which is what i do all my wav and midi sequencing with, as it happenz
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