bryantpb
What is a good audio editor to have on hand? Would like a lot of cool features.
Freeware or otherwise, it don't matter?
Freeware or otherwise, it don't matter?
Posté Fri 11 May 07 @ 5:21 am
KregCZ
spend the money and get Sony's Sound forge.
They have a inexpensive one called: "Sound Forge Audio Studio" for $69
It's worth the money!
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/products/studiofamily.asp
They have a inexpensive one called: "Sound Forge Audio Studio" for $69
It's worth the money!
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/products/studiofamily.asp
Posté Fri 11 May 07 @ 8:48 am
DJ-ALF
Yes, Sound Forge is my favorite editor too, use it all the time.
Posté Fri 11 May 07 @ 10:13 am
spinnaJ
yes. me too.. started using sound forge way back since version 4 when they are under sonic foundry (now sony since version 8)
Posté Fri 11 May 07 @ 10:28 am
doolow
i use it too for my mixtapes...easy to learn..great results
Posté Fri 11 May 07 @ 11:31 am
discotronic
Steinberg Wavelab:-)
Posté Fri 11 May 07 @ 4:07 pm
djparadise
I use Adobe Audition. Audition really just is "Cool Edit Pro", which I used to use and a good program if you can find a used old version or something. Love Adobe's products though because it directly integrates with Premier (for video editing), After Effects, Photoshop, etc.
I did recently download the freeware software called "Audacity" and it looks pretty interesting. I haven't had time to really play with it yet but for being free, it seems to have pretty much all the useful features.
You can find Audacity at: http://audacity.sourceforge.net
I did recently download the freeware software called "Audacity" and it looks pretty interesting. I haven't had time to really play with it yet but for being free, it seems to have pretty much all the useful features.
You can find Audacity at: http://audacity.sourceforge.net
Posté Fri 11 May 07 @ 5:17 pm