Re: sound editing software

[Aaron Ximm <>]

> Now that CoolEdit does not have a limited feature free sound edit
> program? What is the next best thing?

I've taught a class using GoldWave (PC):

 http://www.goldwave.com

It's a basic but functional audio editor, can read MP3s, lets you perform
a good variety of editing functions.  It's shareware, they do want you to
register for some sane price; it's 'nagware' ~ it'll work, but harass you,
if you use it without registration.

There's a companion (same company) that lets you do very basic multi-track
arrangement if you like, I think it's called Multiquence.

Best,
  aaron

  
  http://www.quietamerican.org



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