Wave Editors

[annikk.exe]

I used to use Sound Forge.

I need a new sound editor. Is Sound Forge still teh awesomez, or is there way better stuff available these days?

Any recomendations would be useful.. :>

[LivePsy]

Originally Posted by annikk.exe

I used to use Sound Forge.

I need a new sound editor. Is Sound Forge still teh awesomez, or is there way better stuff available these days?

Any recomendations would be useful.. :>

I like it. So much that when I moved to Mac, I got Parallels to run Sound Forge alongside the DAW software. That's how much I prefer it over anything else.

Of course, it depends on what you want to do. I want fast sample editing (trim drum samples, hi quality sample rate conversion).

But don't feel SF9 is out of date if you like it.
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[XLR8A]

On Win i'm using Soundforge and Wavelab, on OSX i prefer Peak and Wave Editor.

[annikk.exe]

But don't feel SF9 is out of date if you like it.

lulz. I'm using version 6 :p

[synthsonix]

Peak is the bestest for Mac...though not as swift as Soundforge...
maybe its just getting the hang of the controls...

[Doc Jones]

still a big fan of wavelab myself.

[Hollowcell]

Bloody hell Doc! Are we running the exact same software setups or what?!

Wavelab has been my main editor for a while now - I haven't even felt the need to try anything else yet.

[Mindfields]

I am still using Cool Edit Pro 1.2a!

but i am thinking of changing too, since i can't even double click a wave file and make it open in cool edit.

have to go to file -> open, for it to work ..

hehe...

[TheHobbit]

I find soundforge the most convinient, using V5 and appreciate its up to 9 now but I've always got this anti-Sony stigma since working in electronics industry years back.

Unsure if there is any major differences in the audio engine of SF 5 - 9 or any other wave editors to be honest. Be interesting to find out

[zeno]

Been using Sound Forge for a very very long time. Sonic Foundry really brought a lot of great tools to the table. Anyway, I'm highly anticipating version 10.