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What software to do a re edit with?
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| cjharri |
| what software would you reccomend using to do some re edits of songs with? I have adobe audition but i dont like it and my re edits come out sounding really bad. So is there any other software you would recommend? Thanks |
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| Diginerd |
Pro Tools.
It really excells at audio only manipulation.
The only snag is you need a Digidesign blessed "Core" device. These start out expensive and rapidly head north into silly money.
If you want to do simple edits then get yourself a second hand Audio media 3 which should come with the software and is a very viable solution for this kind of work. No one really wants them so they're cheap as chips.. |
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| DJFreaq |
Cubase/Nuendo can be rather nice. Like protools it can do great Audio Editing, along with tempo. Tap your tempo of your track, and audio edits will be a lot nicer, and so will your fades etc.
ProTools is really nice, thanks to features like Beatdetective and a nice grid editing features, BUT. You have to have a chunk of hardware in order to use their software.
I have an MBox 1.0 I'm going to sell as soon as I buy my 192HD. But at the moment, until I get the dough I'm stuck with the Mbox.
I prefer NUENDO though. Which is 3grand, but you can use it with ANY hardware audio interface. Stienberg doesn't you in that way like DigiDUHsign does. |
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| Thois |
| Sony Acid Pro is good at this also |
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| fishbox |
| And what about Ableton LIVE? I think this will be the best choice. |
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| DJFreaq |
Albeton LIVE is good if you want it to be. The software doesn't really limit you. However I don't prefer albeton for edits or sequencing. I love recording my sets with it, and doing live stuff.
But serious editing is left to the big boys for me anyway. Nuendo/ProTools, and the like. Albeton is too pretty to be usefull. J/K. But it gets enough over-hype as it is.
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