FLASH: Audio Editors - a few recommendations

[Heather Perkins]

>Heather wrote:

>>

>>Alas, SoundEdit is probably never going to be updated by MM, so you may

>>want to make your wish expand to include other, livelier audio programs.

>

>Interesting...

>

>Would you be able to recommend an audio editing program Heather (or others)?


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Mac:


My favorite audio editor is Peak, avaliable in LE ("light") or full-strength.

An awesome editor.  Check it out at: http://www.bias-inc.com/

(You can download a demo to try out.)



A cheaper way to go is SoundMaker from MicroMat. Very full-featured for

around $99US street.

http://www.micromat.com/soundMaker/index_soundMaker.html


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For our PC brethren and, uh, sistren (?) SoundForge is very very cool,

and pretty robust as well.  I hear great things about it (and from it.)


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Hope this helps.



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Heather Perkins

Sound Director/Senior Sound Designer

EGN Content Studios, North

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