Anybody know of good free sound tools?
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Omni
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I've got a demo of CoolEdit (older version) that lets me do mostly everything (I have to pick one or two features from a list at the time, though), but I was wondering about some more recent or feature-packed.
You know, kinda like a GIMP for sound, or something. Anybody have any favorite free sound utilities?
Posted on 2005-08-15 22:46:46
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Overkill
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Sound Recorder for the win! ...Honestly, I don't make a lot of sound effects. I usually just rip them from things. But when I do, I use Sound Recorder! Heh.
Posted on 2005-08-15 23:01:31
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RageCage
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Didnt cooledit get bought? Isnt it called adobe audition now?
Posted on 2005-08-16 09:53:50
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Omni
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Right...noted. Wish I could find some sound tools of stupendicality...
Posted on 2005-08-16 19:50:42
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Kildorf
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I just found this: Wavepad Audio Editing Software
It looks like it might not suck, but I haven't tried it yet or anything.
Posted on 2005-08-16 22:50:34
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Troupe
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Audition is where it's at. Or SoundForge. Oh wait, good free sound tools? lol.
Seriously though, talk to me on IRC and I can get you Audition.
Posted on 2005-08-17 21:49:12
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anonymous
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Ah, well...I'll look up Audition, and thanks for the tip, but I think I'll be okay without the software myself. It's for a friend. If I get an urge to have it though, I'll let you know.
--Omni
Posted on 2005-08-18 11:29:36
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yhnmzwcs
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Audacity?? It's a little bit bulky to use for little sound files, maybe, but it's _free_, after all. Also, I have a CDROM for a SB16, and Creative Wave Studio's all right. Maybe you could get it off of Creative's site, still. ... ... ... You didn't hear it from me.
Posted on 2005-08-21 21:04:06
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Arek
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I second the vote for Audacity. It's a very good sound editor, and it's Free. Like yhnmzwcs (???) said, it's a little big, but it does do its job very, very well.
--Arek
P.S. Omni, e-mail me at webmaster@verge-net.info or arek75@gmail.com, asap.
Posted on 2005-08-31 09:48:32
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Omni
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You guys are right. Audacity = teh awesomness. It's like the GIMP...for sound...
Posted on 2005-08-31 13:01:43
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Joewoof
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Third (or fourth?) vote for Audacity. It's 0wNz.
The WAV-MP3 conversion/compression feature also comes real handy sometimes,
Posted on 2005-09-16 00:47:29
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Toen
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Definitely get Audacity. It's not as featureful as Adobe Audition but it has the freeness, for those of you who are squeamish about acquiring Audition from your uncle Juarez in Mexico.
Posted on 2005-09-24 18:48:31 (last edited on 2005-09-24 18:48:50)
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