Cool Edit Pro I used to use, and I found it a truly excellent program. I 
understand that the Adobe Audition current version is even better.

Regards,
Mike

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Subject: Re: [Csnd] open source mastering


>
> I tried to mix in audacity once but it's a bit of a nightmare...! very 
> good
> for standard wave editing but not multi-track mixing in my experience :-)
>
> I don't know what to recommend for windows though! There is ardour for 
> linux
> and os x, so it may be an idea to have a dual booting system with windows
> and linux on the same machine (I tried it with red hat once and was easy
> enough to install); that's if you insist on open source. Otherwise I
> personally love cool edit (now called adobe audition) which is one of the
> few software I have missed ever since changing to os x (silly as it may
> sound to anyone that knows the software!).
>
> Best
> Peiman
>
>
>
>
> Julien Claassen wrote:
>>
>> I suppose audacity may work. Look at:
>> http://linux-sound.org/toc.html
>>   Don't worry about the name. I think audacity is multiplatform.
>>   And I heard there's an app called: quartz or so. It's basically a 
>> mixing
>> console, but I think it had some effects. Besides that: try
>> sourceforge.net.
>>   Hope that helps.
>>   Kindest regards
>>          Julien
>>
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Michael Gogins wrote:
> Cool Edit Pro I used to use, and I found it a truly excellent program. I 
> understand that the Adobe Audition current version is even better.

   I used to swear by CEP/Audition, but about a year ago I switched over 
to Reaper -- http://www.reaper.fm/ It is the child of Justin Frankel, 
creator of Winamp.  It has a level of flexibility that far surpasses 
Audition.

   I'm afraid it is neither open source nor free.  However, it is very 
affordable ($40 US for non-commercial users) especially given the 
feature set & near constant upgrades.  I recommend anyone on the lookout 
for a new host at least take a peak at it.


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Hi again!
  Completely forgot: ecasound can be run under windows, as far as I know. 
You'd need cygwin to do it, but it could work.
www.eca.cx/ecasound
  It's a shell-like interface and it has a good set of commandline options. 
But I suppose with ecasound, you wanna have ladspa as well. Ecasound has its 
own effects, but they're not too many.
  Kindest regards
          Julien

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It is very cool indeed. Particularly the spectral editing features:

http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/newfeatures.html#nf7

Only if there was a mac version!

Best
Peiman

PS I am fed up with pro tools, having been informed today that  
digidesign have decided not to support pt on os x 10.4.10 without  
informing me, who has been a registered user for two years! And it is  
too late because I have already upgraded my system (luckily so far it been
working with no problems)! So finally I have  
decided to change to another sequencer, probably dp but any ideas are  
more than appreciated :-)

Michael Gogins wrote:
> 
> Cool Edit Pro I used to use, and I found it a truly excellent program. I 
> understand that the Adobe Audition current version is even better.
> 
> Regards,
> Mike
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "peiman" 
> To: 
> Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 9:07 PM
> Subject: Re: [Csnd] open source mastering
> 
> 
>>
>> I tried to mix in audacity once but it's a bit of a nightmare...! very 
>> good
>> for standard wave editing but not multi-track mixing in my experience :-)
>>
>> I don't know what to recommend for windows though! There is ardour for 
>> linux
>> and os x, so it may be an idea to have a dual booting system with windows
>> and linux on the same machine (I tried it with red hat once and was easy
>> enough to install); that's if you insist on open source. Otherwise I
>> personally love cool edit (now called adobe audition) which is one of the
>> few software I have missed ever since changing to os x (silly as it may
>> sound to anyone that knows the software!).
>>
>> Best
>> Peiman
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Julien Claassen wrote:
>>>
>>> I suppose audacity may work. Look at:
>>> http://linux-sound.org/toc.html
>>>   Don't worry about the name. I think audacity is multiplatform.
>>>   And I heard there's an app called: quartz or so. It's basically a 
>>> mixing
>>> console, but I think it had some effects. Besides that: try
>>> sourceforge.net.
>>>   Hope that helps.
>>>   Kindest regards
>>>          Julien
>>>
>>> --------
>>> Music was my first love and it will be my last (John Miles)
>>>
>>> ======== FIND MY WEB-PROJECT AT: ========
>>> http://ltsb.sourceforge.net
>>> the Linux TextBased Studio guide
>>> ======= AND MY PERSONAL PAGES AT: =======
>>> http://www.juliencoder.de
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>>> Send bugs reports to this list.
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>>>
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Doesn't Ardour run on Mac's? Anyway, given that you can write Audacity 
plugins in Csound with realtime control via midi* why not just use your 
favourite Csound effects and processes in Audacity. While Audacity is 
pretty limited, the fact that you can use it with Csound gives plenty of 
opportunity for extending it and customising it to suiting your needs.

Rory.

*theoretically it should be possible to control csLADSPA plugins with 
regular midi controllers although I haven't ever tried it...



peiman wrote:
> It is very cool indeed. Particularly the spectral editing features:
> 
> http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/newfeatures.html#nf7
> 
> Only if there was a mac version!
> 
> Best
> Peiman
> 
> PS I am fed up with pro tools, having been informed today that  
> digidesign have decided n

I thought audacity only works with non real-time effects. Anyway I like to
have separate environments for mixing/editing and processing. 

Yes Ardour I have tried and like it very much but there seems to be a track
limitation that is also my problem with protools LE (the only version I
could afford!). 

Thanks
Peiman 


rory walsh wrote:
> 
> Doesn't Ardour run on Mac's? Anyway, given that you can write Audacity 
> plugins in Csound with realtime control via midi* why not just use your 
> favourite Csound effects and processes in Audacity. While Audacity is 
> pretty limited, the fact that you can use it with Csound gives plenty of 
> opportunity for extending it and customising it to suiting your needs.
> 
> Rory.
> 
> *theoretically it should be possible to control csLADSPA plugins with 
> regular midi controllers although I haven't ever tried it...
> 
> 
> 
> peiman wrote:
>> It is very cool indeed. Particularly the spectral editing features:
>> 
>> http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/newfeatures.html#nf7
>> 
>> Only if there was a mac version!
>> 
>> Best
>> Peiman
>> 
>> PS I am fed up with pro tools, having been informed today that  
>> digidesign have decided n
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