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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: RRobar on October 21, 2003, 12:57:17 PM
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I was wondering if any of you have tried out Adobe Audition yet. I had read that adobe bought out syntrillium and audition is a new version of Cool Edit Pro. Anyways, I have it now and just looked at it. I'll have to hook the rig up to the laptop and see what it will do. If anyone is interested in a "DEMO" copy please let me know.
Oh yeah this is for Windows only (for now)
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LOL Rob.... i had just come here to post a question asking what it was. Figured it was basically CEP 2003
did you get your demo copy from the big german BT site too?? :P
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I'm unsure to in which you are implying ;)
The interface is very familair but I have yet to get into it. I really like wavelab 4.0g but I'm always looking for high quality "DEMO" software.
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WaveLab can't be beat. It's the best software out there for transfering and editing WAV's.
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I just grabbed it from suprnova.org as well. the Full version but I need a damned Seriel # to get it to work. I love using Cool Edit Pro for making mixes and I've used Wavelab and do not find as useful as Samplitude as. Speaking of Which I also download the Samplitude 7.11 Full version from suprnova.org but that also needs a damned seriel #.
The reason I like Samplitude for recording is that is does a very impressive job of resampling 48>44.1 on the fly (i can hear the boos) but it really does work perfectly, never had a problem and it saves me so much hassel. after I've played the DAT onto my HD I have a 44.1 copy to play with right away.
just my doce ducats
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look in the .nfo files roose, pretty much everything on suprnova is cracked.
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Open up the .nfo file with word pad and you'll find the needed digits.