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I've been using Adobe Audition since the Syntrillium days when it was Cool Edit Pro and I know the prog inside out back to front and ass to mouth...just realised latley how few other producers ive spoken to use Audition...so ..is there a great deal of stuff im missing out on not using soundforge or whatever else is top end nowadays or is it just a case of better to use what you know??
used to use cool edit pro
have been using sound forge for years now though , i dont like using wavelab much , sound forge does everything i need to do , oh and also recycle i use that a lot
Soundforge on the PC
Soundtrack Pro on the MAC
Soundtrack is immense, THE best audio editor available.
I`ve been using soundforge since about 1998, so I`m very familiar with it. But most editors are as good as each other.
I also use Melodyne too though, which is great for time stretching and stuff.
soundforge, never felt like trying anything different, does what it says on the tin
Soundforge at heart, but with a softspot for Wavelab too
Wavelab.
soundforge for me on the pc - swear by it.
and peak on the mac if i have to..
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Originally Posted by MARK EG
Do you want soundtrack mark? I cant believe you wouldnt, PEAK stinks as an audio editor. very painful experience indeed.
I use PEAK and find it to be really good, will have to use soundtrack, cant sya iv ever used it :)
thanks for the replies guys think i'll demo wavelab and soundforge cheers for the tips :)
i use soundforge sinze version 4.5, now its on version 8 i think
lately i start using audacity
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ , try it is freeware ;)
I still use CoolEdit96 (!) and sometimes Audacity and/or Wavosaur (a nice new freebie): http://www.wavosaur.com/
been using adobe audition for years, i know the program really well so i dont need to make any moves to other software, it gets the job done
oh and i use cubase sometimes too (when working on a track within cubase)
Mostly just use acid for my wave editor...works quite fine.