Free Asskicking Audio Software Today Only

[filkertom]

PC audio content creators! If Audacity ain't cuttin' it, and Sound Forge is too pricey, here you go: Giveaway Of The Day is handing out Gold Wave Editor Pro (as jmthane points out, this is not the same program as Goldwave). Today only.

Any other cool audio software we might not have heard about?

ETA: For those who don't have the links:

• Sound Forge (not

Comments

[trav13369]

thanks! Snagged it, because I'm thinking to try and edit stuff and such for bumpers, soundbites, etc....and am tired of having to constantly ask for help

[lavendersleeves]

Brilliant! I run a charity musical--the pro version would help us out a *lot*. Thanks so much for the info!

[podculture]

Sound Forge: Audio Studio 9 isn't too bad. It is like 50 bucks, and works great for us we use it on our podcasts.

[ericcoleman]

Snagged, now I just need the time to take a look at it

Next I need a good looping program to put together some stuff with samples.

[filkertom]

I just linked up to Acid Xpress, which should get you started. ;) The other one you might try is Reaper, which just went through a monster upgrade.

[phillip2637]

I believe a Reaper license is $60 for non-commercial or limited commercial use, which is still a wonderful deal compared to the competition. (Free evaluation version, though.) http://reaper.fm/purchase.php

(I haven't done the 3.0 upgrade yet, but I have only good things to say about the 2.5x series.)

[filkertom]

You are absolutely correct. They are very good, though, about keeping the software uncrippled.

[kyril]

Be careful, the big ad for AVS Audio Editor is much easier to see than the Gold Wave download link (not even visible until you scroll down).

Not that AVS Audio Editor is necessarily bad, it's just not what you may have been looking for.