Topic: can anyone suggest some good music editing shareware for PC?

[johnfears]

i have recently joined the taping ranks, and i am trying to find some good editing share ware. 

any suggestions?

[JNT]

You might try

Audacity http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
or
N Track http://www.fasoft.com/


Joe

[hzgone]

N Track is not free.  I think they have a trial version avail.  If you look in the right places you can find anything you want

[John Kelly]

He didn't ask for free software.

[Sean Gallemore]

this damned button works really well sometimes

[John Kelly]

this damned button works really well sometimes

Actually it looks like this now:

[johnfears]

thanks for the suggestions.  i am really just looking for something to split the recordings into tracks.

i will give these a shot.

[mirth]

If thats all you're looking for, then why not use CDWave?

[Brian Skalinder]

What mirth said - if all you need to do is split into tracks, it doesn't get easier than CD-Wave.  For more editing features - fades, gain changes, EQ, compression, etc. - you'll need something like Audacity (free) or pony up some cash (or break the law) for Adobe Audition, Soundforge, Wavelab, etc.

[Sean Gallemore]

this damned button works really well sometimes

Actually it looks like this now:

not if you use the 1.0 skin :-P

[John Kelly]

this damned button works really well sometimes

Actually it looks like this now:

not if you use the 1.0 skin :-P

Like a jerk.

[Sean Gallemore]

this damned button works really well sometimes

Actually it looks like this now:

not if you use the 1.0 skin :-P

Like a jerk.

too true, a-hole!

[John Kelly]

this damned button works really well sometimes

Actually it looks like this now:

not if you use the 1.0 skin :-P

Like a jerk.

too true, a-hole!

[JNT]

N Track is not free.  I think they have a trial version avail.  If you look in the right places you can find anything you want

FWIW you can do quite a bit of work with the unregistered version of NTrack.  Cd Wave is the way to go if you just need to track.

Joe

[bl6216@yahoo.com]

Here are some that you can use. You could go with Sound Forge, Logic Pro, or Pro Tools But they are all not chep. I don't know what you wat to spend on softwear. But the only
one that I have used is Pro Tools that is becouse they have were i go to school. I hope that I was a help.