RE: FLASH: sound editing software suggestions

[Rita Bertoncini]

Yes I have the Studio Plug-in, but I used a few times only to mix human

voices to simulate crowd.  Good.   The whole package (coolEdit200+

Studio+clean plug-ins) was far less than $200.  The only thiing you cannot

compose music, well, yes you can only in a very, ver primitive way ... in

this respect I thinc Acid and Sound Forge are a better choice ... but I

mainly work with cleaning old tepe recording (need good cleaning) and with

human voice (you know, different voices, dialects, ...).  Has lots of

prebuilt special effects and you can easily build your own.  What else for

~150 bucks?

Ciao

Rita




-----Original Message-----

From: Helen Triolo [

designeri-technica [dot] com (mailto:designeri-technica [dot] com)

]

Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 2:44 PM

To:

ritabertonciniworldonline [dot] it

Subject: Re: FLASH: sound editing software suggestions



Thanks for the reply, Rita.  Have you used the Cool Edit Studio Plug-in

to mix tracks?  I think I'm going to go ahead and stick with

CoolEdit2000 for now and get that plug-in (so I'm curious what anyone

else has to say about it), since I'm already a little familiar with the

program and don't want to spend another $400 on software yet.


Helen


>

> I am very happy with CoolEdit2000 (www.syntrillium.com) .  Very easy to

use,

> cheap and effective for simple and complex editing, including superior

noise

> cleaning tools, mp3, etc.

>

> Rita



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