best software for audio editing?

kuaikukia · July 23rd, 2003

my friend ask me about the best software for audio editing, since I have no experience in audio tools, I need help on this one he need a tools that is easy to understand and not too complicated.

JAZ · July 23rd, 2003

I use cooledit pro myself and I like it a lot as it can do lots of great things (but its expensive to buy), others to consider are Sound Forge (very good also + you can buy a cheap cut down version), I've also heard good things about goldwave (shareware).
But it depends on what your using it for as to which you should get, cooledit has lots of features for cleaning up sound and also has a 64 track recorder built in which arn't worth paying for if you will never use them, your best bet is to try a few out and see which you like the best as there all available in demo form.

Regulus · July 23rd, 2003

yea. im a cooledit pro dude myself.

Mad · July 24th, 2003

theres also Cakewalk/Sonar and Pro Tools.

Noxious Ninja · July 24th, 2003

Goldwave fits me perfectly. If you're into free software, you can try Audacity.

vivrantpig · July 24th, 2003

i use cooledit pro to record and edit

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JAZ Nintendo Zealot Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: UK Posts: 1,424	I use cooledit pro myself and I like it a lot as it can do lots of great things (but its expensive to buy), others to consider are Sound Forge (very good also + you can buy a cheap cut down version), I've also heard good things about goldwave (shareware). But it depends on what your using it for as to which you should get, cooledit has lots of features for cleaning up sound and also has a 64 track recorder built in which arn't worth paying for if you will never use them, your best bet is to try a few out and see which you like the best as there all available in demo form.

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