Re: FLASH: sound editing software suggestions

[Tino Novellino]

After using just about all software DAWs and Editing Applications, I would

actually have to recommend Peak to anyone, beginner or expert. You cannot

base the quality OR target market of a certain piece of software on it's

difficulty level. I guess it depends on who's using it also. Pro Tools is

very good, I'll have to admit. But for about half the price, you can get a

MOTU DP 2.7 system, and in my opinon, much better quality and more

functionality than ProTools will ever have. I guess if you have the burden

of primarily using a machine that has Windows installed, use whatever, it

doesn't matter anyway. :)


Tino




>

From: james <james_mailingyahoo [dot] com>

>

Reply-To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 05:28:50 -0700 (PDT)

>

To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> Subject: Re: FLASH: sound editing software suggestions

> 

> Well no, what you really need is Pro Tools.... I was

> simply suggesting the easiest way to get into sound

> editing/creation.  So why Peak over the others... or

> is that just all you've used?

> 

> I wouldn't recommend Peak to a beginner.  If you want

> to step up from Acid/Vegas/Sound Forge, etc, you could

> always get into Cakewalk or Cubase products, but

> that's a little higher end.  For my studio, it's pro

> tools, but that's for professional production.

> 

> CoolEdit is ok as well, but it likes to crash on a

> couple of my machines... usually part way through

> editing which is fun.

> 

> Just curious why someone would recommend Peak, haven't

> seent that recommended in a while.  :)

> 

> 

> James

> 

>

--- Tino Novellino <tinodigitalindependence [dot] com>

> wrote:

>> No, what you need is Peak.

>> 

>> Tino Novellino

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>> From: james <james_mailingyahoo [dot] com>

>

>> Reply-To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

>>> Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2000 19:27:08 -0700 (PDT)

>

>> To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

>>> Subject: RE: FLASH: sound editing software

>> suggestions

>>> 

>>> Sonic Foundry products would be my suggestion as

>> well:

>>> 

>>> Acid (multi-track more based on looping)

>>> Vegas (great multi-track solution)

>>> Sound Forge (overall editing and effects)

>>> 

>>> 

>>> James

>>> 

>>> 

>

>> --- "Brack, Jeremy" <Jeremy [dot] Brackimgusa [dot] com>

>> wrote:

>>>> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

>>>> 

>>>> I agree with Wayne Pennell.  Acid Pro is very

>> easy

>>>> to use, and you can =

>>>> get

>>>> some great effects from it.

>>> 

>>> 

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