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Recommend an audio editing/mixing software?

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randal

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Aug 5, 2004
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Hello,

Recent mac switcher here, enjoying my shiny new iBook.

I do a lot of amateur mix CDs on my PC, for which I used the Acoustica Audio Mixer program. It was a bit crude, but perfect for my needs - volume/pan/rate controls, intuitive visual cutting & splicing. They don't, however, have a version for Mac.

Question:
Can anybody recommend a program that is similar to Acoustica? I need to be able to put all my tracks together, mess around with them, insert track dividers, and burn them as separate Mp3 or WAV files.

Thanks
 
randal said:
Hello,

Recent mac switcher here, enjoying my shiny new iBook.

I do a lot of amateur mix CDs on my PC, for which I used the Acoustica Audio Mixer program. It was a bit crude, but perfect for my needs - volume/pan/rate controls, intuitive visual cutting & splicing. They don't, however, have a version for Mac.

Question:
Can anybody recommend a program that is similar to Acoustica? I need to be able to put all my tracks together, mess around with them, insert track dividers, and burn them as separate Mp3 or WAV files.

Thanks
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http://www.sonophile.com/

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thanks, i looked at that one but it doesn't quite suit my needs (although it's pretty good, been playing around with it for a bit now....). I'm not looking for software to use live, I need more of a focus on editing and sound manipulation, with an unlimited number of simultaneous tracks (or at least more than 4).
 
randal said:
thanks, i looked at that one but it doesn't quite suit my needs (although it's pretty good, been playing around with it for a bit now....). I'm not looking for software to use live, I need more of a focus on editing and sound manipulation, with an unlimited number of simultaneous tracks (or at least more than 4).
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Erg sorry that's all I know of.
 
I don't know what the program you were using is, but perhaps garageband could do what you want.
 
randal said:
Hello,

Recent mac switcher here, enjoying my shiny new iBook.

I do a lot of amateur mix CDs on my PC, for which I used the Acoustica Audio Mixer program. It was a bit crude, but perfect for my needs - volume/pan/rate controls, intuitive visual cutting & splicing. They don't, however, have a version for Mac.

Question:
Can anybody recommend a program that is similar to Acoustica? I need to be able to put all my tracks together, mess around with them, insert track dividers, and burn them as separate Mp3 or WAV files.

Thanks
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Audio Hijack Pro should do the trick.
 
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