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A good sound-editing proggie?

Posted: 2004-07-01 07:06pm
by Shinova
Recommend me a good program that can let me edit sound files (wav's, etc), do stuff like cut paste, delete certain sections of a song, etc.

Posted: 2004-07-01 08:50pm
by SPOOFE
If you've got cash, I'd say go with Soundforge. Works good enough for me... rather simple and pretty intuitive interface... don't know how much it costs these days, though.

Posted: 2004-07-01 09:07pm
by darthdavid
I use Audacity. It's worked fine for me when I need to record something or edit a sound file.

Posted: 2004-07-01 10:26pm
by Vertigo1
Nero Wave Editor works fine for me. (even saves directly to mp3)

Posted: 2004-07-01 11:00pm
by m112880
cool edit is the best i've used. its used by a lot of radio stations so it is good. but it is also experanse but you can download a demo of it that works ok.

Posted: 2004-07-01 11:02pm
by Saurencaerthai
Logic is one I would definately recommend. It's growing to be one of the more popular tools used in sound composition. Sonar is another. Protools is a good solid system to do that stuff on, but don't bother unless you intend on dropping $450 on an M-Box.

Posted: 2004-07-01 11:37pm
by darthdavid
Vertigo1 wrote:Nero Wave Editor works fine for me. (even saves directly to mp3)
Audacity can save to .wav, .mp3, .ogg vorbis or .aup (audacity project, so you can have a working copy).

Posted: 2004-07-01 11:57pm
by DPDarkPrimus
SPOOFE wrote:If you've got cash, I'd say go with Soundforge. Works good enough for me... rather simple and pretty intuitive interface... don't know how much it costs these days, though.
I need to get that. :P

CoolEdit is nice too, but if all you're wanting to do is clip pieces of sounds and stuff, try downloading Goldwave, as you can basically use forever without having to pay for it.

Posted: 2004-07-02 05:45am
by Spanky The Dolphin
Actually, the shareware version of GoldWave is limited to 3000 total actions, then it stops working until you purchace a license.

Posted: 2004-07-02 09:59am
by phongn
Logic is sheer overkill for what Shinova probably wants to do. Audacity might work out fine.

Posted: 2004-07-02 03:56pm
by Saurencaerthai
phongn wrote:Logic is sheer overkill for what Shinova probably wants to do. Audacity might work out fine.
Probably. After all, the manuals consist of three tomes/novels.

Posted: 2004-07-03 12:42am
by DPDarkPrimus
Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Actually, the shareware version of GoldWave is limited to 3000 total actions, then it stops working until you purchace a license.
It still takes a long time to get to that. :P