[MacDV] Re: OT: Basic multi-track audio?

[Jim Asherman]

On Sunday, May 4, 2003, at 02:36  AM, Tim Selander wrote:

> If Deck's too complex, I wouldn't recommend ProTools! (I use both, and
> find Deck simpler....)
>
> Anyway, both of these, and most other audio apps I've tried, seem more
> geared to musicians. I do some radio, too, and I've found that video
> editing apps work best for radio! I've used EditDV, but have recently
> been doing audio only work in both FCP and Avid XDV. If you can mentally
> block out the video related windows (source/record monitors, video
> tracks, etc.,) building a radio program on the timeline's audio tracks
> is pretty easy. Most current editing apps have the audio tools you need
> for radio -- normalize, fade, compressor/limiter, etc. The video apps
> also have better media management tools to keep track of all your clips,
> etc.
>
> My two cents...
>
> Tim Selander
> Tokyo, Japan
>
>

I have also been using FCP to do audio editing,recording,digitizing etc.
  It's easier editing than Protools,
Jim