[MacDV] Re: Audio editing programs for OS X

[Mark M. Florida]

I'm not familiar with Amadeus II, so I can't say what kind of program it is
-- does it do multitrack mixing?  Do you need that?  If so, maybe you could
upgrade to Deck 3.5 which runs under OS X...

2 cents.

- Mark

On 1/1/04 10:28 PM, Granville Kennedy at gskiii at telerama.lm.com wrote:

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> I second the suggestion of trying Amadeus II, and keep the freeware
> Audacity around as well...
> Why waste $ on software if you can tackle the learning curves and get
> what you need done :-)
> (I'm not really a professional, I just play one on the internet!)
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> http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/
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> Regards,
> Joey Kennedy.
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> On Thursday, Jan 1, 2004, at 17:56 US/Eastern, Puget Sound Cinema
> Society wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> 
>> I'm finally getting serious about audio editing in Final Cut Pro
>> (still using 3.0.4 on my G4/450), but I am hitting its limitations
>> very quickly. Things that I could do in Premiere under OS 9 (using
>> Ionizer and Deck II) I cannot do as readily under X.
>> 
>> What are the available and affordable and recommended editing programs
>> that run under OS X? Arboretum hasn't released Ionizer for X yet. I've
>> heard good things about Peak DV and Digital Performer, but I want some
>> "professional" advice before I drop any money on something other than
>> a new processor... Ideas?
>> 
>> 
>> Omar
>> 
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