Recording Software...

[Joe Rodriguez]

Well, I downloaded a trial version of Adobe Soundbooth and I must say, I am loving it so far. I did an ADR session with it this weekend and it was sweet. I may just keep it.

[Tiger Mitch]

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[lanceblair]

Cubase LE and SE3.

[NEO]

Adobe's Soundbooth looks like a goodie. You can get a trial.

[roger]

I'm relatively new and doing mostly auditions, a few jobs and no major production or music recording, so I use Audacity. It's so darn intuitive and the price is certainly right. For the most part, I record dry voice only.
No sense using a 12-gauge to kill a flea.
If and when this venture proves profitable, I may upgrade just because I can and I need more toys.
-roger

[Jacoby]

... I may upgrade just because I can and I need more toys.

LOL!!! I have a feeling many of us have done exactly that on several occasions...

[Colin]

Not that it matters but I use Cool Edit and GoldWave for recording

[Tom Bastek]

I am with Colin. I use cool edit 2.1 and will eventually upgrade to adobe audtion but I have to tell you, it does everything I need it to do and I have been using it for five years so I really know my way around it. I bought an additional copy of it on ebay with registration # for 19.99. Now if that price don't sound right, I dont know what does! Also, for those of you coming from a 16 bit Scott Studios run radio station, I have the codecs to convert those files. If anyone needs help with that let me know!

Tom

[Lizden]

Hey Chuck,
I use SoundForge....and Vegas if I need to Multi Track.

Peace!

Liz

[JoeActor]

Hey Chuck,
I use SoundForge....and Vegas if I need to Multi Track.
Peace!
Liz

Hey Liz,

I use SoundForge also, but have Acid for Multi-Track...

Is Vegas worth the $$$?

Joe J Thomas
Joe J. Thomas Acting Portfolio