i use for example FL 9 for projects, mixing and mastering. but for normal volumeadjustments and small effects etc. i use normally Audacity but the volumeadjustments arent so nice defineable i think and as i remember from an old wavelab version it was more comfortable etc.
so would you suggest me in getting the Wavelab 7 Elements version instead of the freeware audacity? is it worth the 50-100 bucks?
Wavelab 7 Elements vs. Audacity
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- KVRian
- 1055 posts since 19 Feb, 2003
Have you tried Reaper??? It's a full multi-track sequencer but you can audio edit in it too. (and Rewire it into FL)
Only $40 and so much more in it... you can download it and try it all you like fully functional.
www.reaper.fm
Only $40 and so much more in it... you can download it and try it all you like fully functional.
www.reaper.fm
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- KVRist
- 282 posts since 11 Jul, 2005 from The Netherlands
Why Reaper? FL Studio has an audio editor too (Edison)...
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- Banned
- 22457 posts since 5 Sep, 2001
is that program reaper still around?
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- KVRAF
- 11052 posts since 19 Jun, 2008 from Seattle
Does your system meet the minimum requirements?Caine123 wrote:... so would you suggest me in getting the Wavelab 7 Elements version instead of the freeware audacity? is it worth the 50-100 bucks?
Wavelab is a great app, and doubtless worth the $99.00 if you are really needing/using its features, otherwise I too wonder why you don't just use "Edison" within FL9.Wavelab 7 Elements - Minimum System Requirements: PC
•Windows 7
•2 GHz CPU
•2048 MB RAM
•Windows MME compatible audio Hardware
•CD or DVD-ROM Drive
•200 MB of free HD space
•Display Resolution of 1024x768 pixels
You may wish to check out Wavosour also, which is free, and IMO considerably more 'mature' than Audacity.
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I'm not a musician, but I've designed sounds that others use to make music. http://soundcloud.com/obsidiananvil
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- KVRAF
- 2134 posts since 11 Oct, 2007 from Almanya
Why not try Wavosaur ?
It's free and powerful, I sold my Wavelab Essential after I found it. Never regretted it since.
EDIT:
Ideal for volume changes, as is supports volume curves!
It's free and powerful, I sold my Wavelab Essential after I found it. Never regretted it since.
EDIT:
Ideal for volume changes, as is supports volume curves!
I don't work here, I just feed the trolls.
My sales thread @ Market Place
My website with lots of free stuff:
Sampled drums and instruments | Clipping plugin | Shure SRH840 EQ correction presets | SFZ syntax mode for Coda2
My sales thread @ Market Place
My website with lots of free stuff:
Sampled drums and instruments | Clipping plugin | Shure SRH840 EQ correction presets | SFZ syntax mode for Coda2
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- KVRAF
- 9577 posts since 16 Dec, 2002
+1 for Edison which is built into fruity, kicks Audacity's butt audaciously
