blindTechProductions — Post 41 of 59
yes. kinda
audio editing
Enes — Post 42 of 59
Depends on what you use for the task.
thespyde — Post 43 of 59
Yep, Studio Recorder by the American Printing House is paid, and midrange in price, with GoldWave the cheapest and Sound Forge the most expensive. Someone gave me her key, but I wish I'd bought it outright. I don't get update notices so I have to keep checking for those regularly.
I know there are other audio editors, but these are the only three I have. Well, I also have Audacity too.
I know there are other audio editors, but these are the only three I have. Well, I also have Audacity too.
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Enes — Post 44 of 59
So this Studio Recorder appears to have a demo version. What are its limitations and does it expire?
thespyde — Post 45 of 59
Recording is very limited in the demo. The recording will only be about a second long, not a very useful demo. It never expires but purchasing it is the only way to get any use out of it.
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SeedyTV — Post 46 of 59
$200? I need to lie down!
How do you reboot your computing machine? You put your feet through the computer screen!
Enes — Post 47 of 59
Oh got it. If you literally mean 1.00 second then it's useless. How can I even navigate or edit that recording to know how it sounds? But does the demo version still let me edit opened files not recorded within the app?
-- (thespyde):
Recording is very limited in the demo. The recording will only be about a second long, not a very useful demo. It never expires but purchasing it is the only way to get any use out of it.
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-- (thespyde):
Recording is very limited in the demo. The recording will only be about a second long, not a very useful demo. It never expires but purchasing it is the only way to get any use out of it.
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thespyde — Post 48 of 59
I think so. The only thing I remember being that limited is the recording feature.
Sound Forge is nearly 400 dollars, so yeah.
Sound Forge is nearly 400 dollars, so yeah.
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Enes — Post 49 of 59
Then let us just record with Audacity and then take advantage of Studio Recorder's editing features that Audacity lack.
thespyde — Post 50 of 59
I'd agree but GoldWave has a batch converter I use regularly.
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Enes — Post 51 of 59
Well, what I meant was just that if the only limitation of the demo version of Studio Recorder is recording, then you may bypass that by reusing any other app to record and then open the file to edit it with Studio Recorder.
thespyde — Post 52 of 59
Yep, could work, no reason why not.
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blindTechProductions — Post 53 of 59
this's been an interesting thread so far
longshoot — Post 54 of 59
for basic editing cutting and stuff I recommend soundforge
Enes — Post 55 of 59
Sound Forge offers much more than that. Why would you recommend it for basic editing?
SeedyTV — Post 56 of 59
I believe SF is also paid.
How do you reboot your computing machine? You put your feet through the computer screen!
Enes — Post 57 of 59
It is. Audacity should be more than enough for basic editing.
destructatron — Post 58 of 59
I'd use audacity if it weren't for the fact that you can't effectively pan dynamically without screwing around with a load of filters.
Krisi — Post 59 of 59
I can edit with audacity, if you need help with it, let me know.