WavePad sound editor - freeware

Discussion in 'Software' started by Jakamoko, Jun 10, 2006.

  1. Jakamoko
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    Hey :)

    In the past, a few of us have discussed sound editing software, and today I just found a complete doozy !! Freeware, unlimited, and can edit and convert a multitude of formats, and rip from and burn to disk as well. This thing is just an utter gem - and so easy to use right from the start.

    WavePad from NCH SwiftSound.

    Enjoy 8)
     
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  2. hbroomhall

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    Nice find! I'm often asked about recording software - I'll add this one to the list.

    Harry.
     
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  3. d-Faktor
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    interesting. for now i'll stick to audacity, which suits my purposes just fine, but i'll definitely bookmark this one. good find.
     
  4. hbroomhall

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    A friend of mine raves over Audacity! I really must give it a go.

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  5. Jakamoko
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    This is turning out more productive than I thought. OK, I have now downloaded Audacity and having used WavePad for a good while earlier today, I will rerun the same project and report back. Nice one, d.
     
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  6. Baba O'Riley

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    Audacity has the advantage that even a total idiot can use it. I'm not a sound junky (I love music, but I've never come at it from a techy perspective) and time and again I've found sound editing applications beyond me as they are too complicated.
     
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  7. Jakamoko
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    Well, I just spent half an hour on the same project with Audacity, and while there may be more features deeper in, I have to say that I find WavePad easier to work with, for example being able to manually wind back and forward through a track using cursor keys. Maybe familiarity, I don't know, but I had most of what I wanted to do done by this time and I don't even know where to start with Audacity - switched back already . :)

    Plus WavePad has prettier colours too :tongue
     
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  8. Baba O'Riley

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    Gav, see my comment about idiots :tongue.

    Just kidding, :D maybe I'll give WavePad a go next time I need to do some sound editing.
     
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  9. Jakamoko
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    Jakamoko On the move again ...

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    Damn - I thought I had worded my reply to compliment your comments on being idiot-proof, and that WavePad was even simpler. Seems I just landed myself in it !! :rolleyes:


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