looking for some good software that will be easy and not to hard , sound studio is cool but im looking for something diffrent ..
thanks
Pro Tools?
If only for editing, then Peak isn't bad. I wouldn't use it for recording just yet, though. Plus the latest version of Peak incorporates the POW-r dither schemes.
-Matt
i have been using peak le 3.2.1...which i upgraded from sound studio, as ss had sector boundary problems.
i believe there is a trial version of peak, if you would like to try it out
peak is ok, the le version is a little sparse on options like batch editing, but it only costs about $80...it also comes with the Toast with Jam set
now, I have also tried spark me, made by tc works, there is a new version out, spark xl 2.8...a few people have told me it is the best..but it costs considerably more
there is a trial version for spark xl also
peak can be found here:
http://www.bias-inc.com ...click on downloads, then free trials
spark xl demo is here:
http://www.tcelectronic.com/Default.asp?Id=1268
good luck and let me know how you make out
chris k
forgot to mention that peak le is limited to 16bit
If you use Peak, I've found that just about every version except the TDM (or whatever they are calling it these days) is just a bit too limiting. So, if you opt for peak you'll probably want to skip the LE version.
Other tools:
Spark (there's a free version) -- Hate the interface, but folks are using it, so it must work for them.
Amadeus : Shareware, has some nice features.
On the high end there is: Logic, Digital Performer, Pro Tools (like Peak, skip the free/LE version way too limiting), among others. I would try either Peak or Amadeus first. If you can run Mac OS 9, then you might consider WaveBurner which is a CD burning application by Emagic, but has built-in editing, so it be exactly what you are looking for.
Wayne
>> i upgraded from sound studio, as ss had sector boundary problems.<<
shntool can fix that