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Peak Pro
« on: April 10, 2006, 01:17:10 PM »
First off there should be a forum geared towards Post Recording Programs. Second I want to know if anyone here has used or currently uses Peak Pro as a 2track editing program. What are its good points and what are its flaws. Any helpful tricks to make better use of the program?

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Re: Peak Pro
« Reply #1 on: April 14, 2006, 10:47:43 PM »
I've been using Peak for a while now, and like it. That said, there are folks who dislike it vehemently, but I believe that's more a response to the sometimes arrogant tech "support" experiences that are to be had with BIAS.

Pros: Simple, Mac-faithful interface, easy to use for all your 2 track needs. Seems to be designed with an understanding of what we're trying to do in post.

Cons: CPU hog, though not such a big deal with G4 and up. Also, doesn't handle files > 2GB.

When I last compared back in 2003, Peak was my favorite over Spark, Audacity, and Sound Studio.

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