Greetings all:
I currently own the latest version of GoldWave, Studio Recorder, and Sound
Forge 6. I am doing some snazzy (I hope) promos to use during Main Menu.
I've never done broadcast-quality promos before and find GoldWave barely up
to the task. In terms of both accessibility and quality
I have been using SoundForge6 as my editor of choice for commercial
broadcast work for the last few years. I find it very much up to the task
of producing broadcast grade high quality production. With that said you
must have the Jim Snowbarger jaws scripts to take full advantage of the
SoundForge
A bit more information might help.
1. Are you looking for a multi-track environment, or do you not care about
that?
2. Do you plan to put music under your voice?
3. What, specifically, have you tried to do with Goldwave?
- Original Message -
From: "Jamie Pauls"
To: "PC Audio Discussion L
I decided to go ahead and spend the $134 to upgrade. I do wish to do
voiceover work. I would like to use some really nice reverb and possibly
other sound effects with my promos. Occasionally when editing content for
Main Menu, I find that some really nice noise reduction would help. I've
always
