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Hi

We have been using a product from Adobe called Audition for a couple of
years now. It was the source code for CoolEdit that Adobe bought out and
repackaged as it's own. It works very nicely and the educational price
is very reasonable.

Mr. Clare Peters

Multimedia/Electronics Technician
142 Arts Building
University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB, T6G 2E6
Ph: 780-492-2103
Fax: 780-492-9112
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I'm a big fan of the digital audio recording products put out by NCH in 
Australia, particularly RecordPad and Switch - download full demos here:

http://www.nch.com.au/recordpad/index.html


RecordPad's interface is intuitive and virtually idiot-proof while 
remaining rich enough for many purposes (re-recording, forcing 
user-chosen file names, setting beeps between sections, pausing) and 
makes nice wav or mp3 recordings.  Don't know about its time limit, that 
might be determined by how you set the recording quality & the space on 
your hard drive. 30min is a big recording.


What I really like: you can set up RecordPad's preferences to store the 
recorded files on any server via ftp, mirror them in a network folder or 
forward copies via email.  All this behind the scenes so you aren't 
required to make recalcitrant faculty/students learn how to adjust the 
settings.


I'm on Mac, but the product is cross-platform and NCH is largely a Win 
developer so it should be as satisfactory for Windows as it is for us.


Ellen

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Quicktime Pro

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Audacity is a decent program and it is free. Just do google search.

Jason Vance, Supervisor
Language Learning Center
Thomas Nelson Community College
PO BOX 9407
Hampton, Virginia 23670
757-825-2819(Office)
757-825-3807(fax)

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