[microsound] sound editing

[CraqueMat]

Yeah, like I said, I don't like Amadeus Pro's plugin implementation at 
all, and I use plugins pretty heavily when doing on-the-fly sound sculpting.

I tend to get pretty "fast" in doing waveform editing, so much so that 
it feels like improvisation at times.

The price for AP cannot be beat, but WE has (i think) a lot more 
functionality for not that much more cash.

Charles Turner wrote:
> On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 14:01:44 -0500, john saylor wrote:
>> has
>> anyone used audacity and one of these others and can say something
>> about the comparison?
> 
> One thing that's realy nice about Audacity is the pencil tool: you can 
> draw waveforms.
> 
> Amadeus Pro is "file-based," so applying plug-in effects is more like 
> rendering. I'm familiar with DSP Quattro, where you can loop a waveform 
> and fiddle with plug-in parameters in a "live" session.
> 
> That said, I use Amadeus mostly because of its simplicity and the 
> "feel" of its interface.
> 
> HTH, Charles
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