 Recording/editing Software, New Mac user wants Audition equivalent |
 Tue 8 Nov 2005, 21:21
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I'm a podcaster who is in the process of switching platforms from the PC to Mac. I just bought a Mac Mini, which I have connected to my rig. I've purchased MegaSeg for managing playlists, but what I'm looking for now is a grown-up, non-buggy audio recording and editing program. I tried Audio Hijack Pro and Audacity and was left wanting.
I'm used to Adobe Audition (formerly Cool Edit Pro) on the PC and really want similar/identical functionality on the Mac; I like monitoring the levels/waveform during recording and being able to edit and apply effects/filters post-production. Any suggestions? |
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Mon 21 Nov 2005, 03:53
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 20-Jan 05 From: Council Bluffs - US Member No.: 58,856 |
Ardour is a free solution for multi-track recording and editing. It works a lot like Pro Tools.
http://ardour.org/ I've been using it for several days now and I like it quite a bit. I like it more because it's free and the developers are very reachable for suggestions and bug reports and questions etc. I also like Logic Express 7 quite a bit. |
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vegasvic Recording/editing Software Tue 8 Nov 2005, 21:21
fixler Apple makes 3 different multitracker/editor packag... Wed 9 Nov 2005, 00:48 azusa Have you look at DSP Quattro ? Wed 9 Nov 2005, 21:13 vegasvic I haven't had a chance to try DSP Quattro yet.... Wed 9 Nov 2005, 22:33 rickenbacker BIAS Peak - v5 just released. You might get all yo... Thu 10 Nov 2005, 22:01 swilder You said you wanted similar features as adobe audi... Fri 11 Nov 2005, 01:15
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