 Recording/editing Software, New Mac user wants Audition equivalent |
 mar. 8 nov. 2005, 21:21
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I'm a podcaster who is in the process of switching platforms from the PC to Mac. I just bought a Mac Mini, which I have connected to my rig. I've purchased MegaSeg for managing playlists, but what I'm looking for now is a grown-up, non-buggy audio recording and editing program. I tried Audio Hijack Pro and Audacity and was left wanting.
I'm used to Adobe Audition (formerly Cool Edit Pro) on the PC and really want similar/identical functionality on the Mac; I like monitoring the levels/waveform during recording and being able to edit and apply effects/filters post-production. Any suggestions? |
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ven. 11 nov. 2005, 01:15
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Junior Member  Groupe : Members Messages : 127 Inscrit : 22 août 03 Lieu : Greenwood - US Membre no 23,402 |
You said you wanted similar features as adobe audition so having a multitrack recorder is important. Audacity is a free multitrack recorder
I remember the cool edit recording meter. It went across the entire width of the window. It was super cool. Meters with that kind of resolution are rare. But can be found as plug ins to most popular multitrack software via VST, AU, or RTAS |
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vegasvic Recording/editing Software mar. 8 nov. 2005, 21:21
fixler Apple makes 3 different multitracker/editor packag... mer. 9 nov. 2005, 00:48 azusa Have you look at DSP Quattro ? mer. 9 nov. 2005, 21:13 vegasvic I haven't had a chance to try DSP Quattro yet.... mer. 9 nov. 2005, 22:33 rickenbacker BIAS Peak - v5 just released. You might get all yo... jeu. 10 nov. 2005, 22:01
Sonny Larsen Ardour is a free solution for multi-track recordin... lun. 21 nov. 2005, 03:53 |
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