Re: (idm) hard-drive recording questions

From andysolo
Sent Fri, Nov 20th 1998, 06:05

i always thought this stuff was too nonidm, but since this conversation
has carried on, let me suggest Wavlab. its a great program.  everyone
here should get hotline (www.hotlineSW.com) and download all of the
aforementioned(in this and all the other posts) software for free( if you
 need to dont flame me here for saying this).  props to keith for
introducing me to both.

andy


On Thu, 19 Nov 1998 18:53:52 -0800 "~\(\({\[Endemic~Distortion\]}\)\)~"
<xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx> writes:
>Sound Forge is like a driver into which will plug many apps, such as 
>CD
>Architect (which you'll need to use it to burn) and the Noise 
>Reduction plug
>as well as many other FX and audio manipulation progs. SF will also 
>access
>most any (not all) direct x apps you have, mp3 players, whatever 
>codecs you
>have installed in Windows.
>
>john r jacobus [tricil] wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 19 Nov 1998 12:28:05 -0600 Brad Shelton
>> <xxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx> writes:
>>
>> >I've got two objectives:
>> >1. Burn my mixes onto CD
>> >2. Use hard-drive recording to record/edit/burn original 
>compositions
>>
>> >Cubase looks like it could do both of those things. A more
>> >specialized
>> >package like Sound Forge looks like it would be useful too for
>> >objective 1.
>> >My question then is, what combination of software do you guys use 
>to
>> >do
>> >those kinds of things?
>>
>> not sure about burning them... but I use three proggies to make my 
>music
>> (i don't need that much):
>>
>> ACID
>> Sound Forge
>> VAZ Modular
>>
>> I'll probably also get Fruity Loops (drum program) in the future...
>>
>> john
>>
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