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>Subject: #5790 Re: Sound Editing Software

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Actually, for our sound editing, we have been using DigiDesign's
SoundDesigner software (for NuBus Macs), and we have just purchased the PCI
version ToolBox. I don't remember the price, but since it includes a sound
board, I suspect it is more expensive than these other alternatives. One
reason we like it: direct digital input (i.e., if you have a recording on
DAT, you don't have to convert and reconvert the signal).

Barbara Need
Manager (SS4)
http://humanities.uchicago.edu/lla/

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>>From: Jenise Rowekamp <[log in to unmask]>
>>Subject: Re: Sound Editing Software
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>At the MWALL gathering I heard a comment that a software called PEAK was
>preferred to SOUND EDIT 16 for doing sound recording/editing on a Mac. Are
>others using this and willing to elaborate?  Any other products that you
>would recommend for this purpose? Also, would you recommend the LE edition
>($80) or the full version ($250) of PEAK.
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>Thanks much, I'll hang up and listen. ;)
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>Jenise Rowekamp, Director
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