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WAV Editors
Before Nero got all crappy I got acquianted with its nice little wave editor program.
Anyone got a suggestion for a good wav editor program? Also, does anyone know a good program that'll help remove vocals? |
is not there program to remove vocal complete
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Audacity is a pretty good and free program (though the visuals could use a makeover).
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I used before but is suck
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Adobe Audition or Audacity are really your best choices. |
I don't mean to be bashing proprietary software all the time, but it has become kind of a creepy situation in the field of media editing: Either an overprized Adobe product or some open source effort. What the heck happened to competition?
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There is other software out there too you know, you could always use fruityloops, alot of the recording software such as ProTools also alow editing but you pay a premium for it. Lets not forget you need some experience with music technology to be able to write such programs and hence the premium on the products
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I see you point, but for instance it didn't keep the LAME project from creating arguably the best MP3 encoder out there.
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I agree, but LAME contains algorithms which existed prior to its creation created by the Fraunhofer Society which is a very large company. I doubt LAME would have come into existence without those
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Goldwave is a pretty good lite wav editor. Well, or at least it was when I last checked (I still have some version 4 or 5 on my comp). Dunno if they bulked it up since then.
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yeah, i like goldwave a lot. it's easy to use and has some cool effects in there as well.
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Why bitch about Adobe's products being so expensive when they are obviously the most readily available stuff from crack/download/torrent sites
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