[ddots-l] Point of Audio Editors?
- From: Brandon Keith Biggs <brandonkeithbiggs@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2014 22:36:57 -0700
Hello,
What is the point of an audio editor?
Don't Daws work just as well as an audio editor? I've been looking at
different accessible audio editors and daws and Gold Wave, Wave Pad and
Audacity seem to just have destructive editing, ability to record sound
and add effects. Each of the above 3 have their own nifty stand out
feature (gold wave will play sounds as you arrow through a large list of
sounds without you opening them, Wavepad does batch file conversion and
Audacity is free with one of the best noise removal plugins out there).
But when it comes down to recording and making a quality recording,
Reaper, Sonar and Pro Tools seem to have the same features of the sound
editors as well as midi and way more effects.
Reaper is the same price as any of the sound editors and Sonar is
massive with a huge library of sounds. I understand people using
Audacity, but I don't understand why one would go for the $60 of the
other audio editors unless their little extra features are really worth it.
Thanks,
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Brandon Keith Biggs
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