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    This Question MAY seems Weird BUT I seriously Need it!

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by afaque08, Jun 25, 2008.

  1. afaque08

    afaque08 Newbie

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    ME BACK once again,,,,
    Can any body tell me about the best audio editing software available in the market..Please dont mendion sony sound forge 9 and adobe cause these dont hav option to scan song and divide it into channels ..u must be knowing that songs are composed in 18 or 16 channels..each channel containing different sound...u may call it tracks also...2 track contains vocal and rest musics....please advice me a software which can scan a song ...... ;) ;) ;) ;)
     
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  2. AmazingGracePlayer

    AmazingGracePlayer Notebook Deity

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    Adobe Soundbooth all the way. But it'll take you a while to learn everything and get used to it.
    If you want a freeware, then you'll have to go with Audacity.
     
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    afaque08 Newbie

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    Does sound booth realy work!!! like pro editing as in studios...
     
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    purplegreendave Has a notebook.

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    Try FruityLoops, although it's wicked expensive so you might have to *acquire* it.
    Otherwise try Reaper (unexpiring shareware) or Ardour (open source, but Linux only)
     
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