Topic: Most Common Audio Editors for Windows

[capnhook]

I always use Audacity to join files, mix tracks into a matrix, add fades, adjust crowd noise, deal with claps or pops, or any other minor editing. I also use it for dithering and exporting to save. Then I use cdwav for tracking and saving to individual tracks, then traders little helper for flac and fingerprint creation. Seems to work well and all for free!!

^ Hasn't failed me either, colinw.....

[hoppedup]

I always use Audacity to join files, mix tracks into a matrix, add fades, adjust crowd noise, deal with claps or pops, or any other minor editing. I also use it for dithering and exporting to save. Then I use cdwav for tracking and saving to individual tracks, then traders little helper for flac and fingerprint creation. Seems to work well and all for free!!

<Obligatory CDwave is not technically free post>  It is shareware. 

I use Audacity>CDwave>TLH> Foobar2000 (tagging) and it works for me.

[colinw]

I always use Audacity to join files, mix tracks into a matrix, add fades, adjust crowd noise, deal with claps or pops, or any other minor editing. I also use it for dithering and exporting to save. Then I use cdwav for tracking and saving to individual tracks, then traders little helper for flac and fingerprint creation. Seems to work well and all for free!!

<Obligatory CDwave is not technically free post>  It is shareware. 

I use Audacity>CDwave>TLH> Foobar2000 (tagging) and it works for me.

I actually hadn't realized that CDWAV wasn't freeware. It is well worth the $15 to me to register.

[adrianf74]

+1 to CDWAV being worth the money.  I use it ALL the time.  Worth the cash.

[rigpimp]

I'm on the CDWave bandwagon.  I ponied up my $15 back in 2007 as I use that and Foobar every time that I process a recording.  Specifically, CDWave to track and Foobar with the Live Show Tagger component for tagging.

[Phil Zone]

I use Sony Vegas and audacity with thl for checksum files and conversions

[F.O.Bean]

I have been using WaveLab since early 2000s. Started with WaveLab 4.0/4.0c and now I'm using WaveLab 6, since it can handle files up to 4gb!!! I have no need to upgrade anytime soon. I use cd wave to track and traders little helper for everything else

[tgakidis]

Sound forge pro 10 for editing/tracking, Vegas pro 11.0 for mixing, Trader's Little Helper for flac conversion and Foo Bar for tagging.