Andrew Clark
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Ok, if I get EB4, what audio applications can anybody suggest that will work well with it...such as Audition, Sound Forge, etc...?
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Ted Ramasola
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Andrew Clark,
Usually, audio applications like those you mentioned are stand alone programs. Both of those, I have tried, but I stuck with sound forge. Sony now owns it.
When working with Edius, what you need are good wav format audio at either 48khz or 44khz.
That mentioned, i must say that edius is rather low on audio features, such as filters. It does support VST plug ins, i havent been succesful yet on loading them into edius.
This fact doesn't discourage me from edius since I am used to the fact that there are tools for specific jobs, meaning, I do my Video in Video NLE apps and sound on separate audio editing apps.
Sound forge is good for me because of its rather simple interface and its vast plug in support. A must-have companion to sound forge is its Noise Reduction Plug in.
Ted
Usually, audio applications like those you mentioned are stand alone programs. Both of those, I have tried, but I stuck with sound forge. Sony now owns it.
When working with Edius, what you need are good wav format audio at either 48khz or 44khz.
That mentioned, i must say that edius is rather low on audio features, such as filters. It does support VST plug ins, i havent been succesful yet on loading them into edius.
This fact doesn't discourage me from edius since I am used to the fact that there are tools for specific jobs, meaning, I do my Video in Video NLE apps and sound on separate audio editing apps.
Sound forge is good for me because of its rather simple interface and its vast plug in support. A must-have companion to sound forge is its Noise Reduction Plug in.
Ted