 What Are Macs Equivalent To Acid And Soundforge, need advice. |
 Sat 20 Mar 2004, 19:46
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i recently got this intership for thump radio here in friso. problem is that i love my mac, and the work that they are having do involves using sound forge and acid. basically, i take asome music and insert the company logo or soundbyte intermediately through the prerecorded mixes that are uncompressed. i want to use my macfor i really dont care to invest into a crappy pc. the station uses sound forge and acid to complete the task.
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Sun 21 Mar 2004, 11:03
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I have not tried Live (yet), but the Acid 'equivalent' is Apple's Soundtrack.
While it is pretty much the same type of program, it nowhere near as good as Acid. It's $200, which is a fair proce, but I paid $300 for it when it first came out. The 'equivalent' to SForge is indeed Peak 4. It is almost $200 more than SForge, and again, is not as good. Giving up these two excellent apps was the hardest part of switching to Mac! 
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leelo What Are Macs Equivalent To Acid And Soundforge Sat 20 Mar 2004, 19:46
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