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Philthy McNasty 
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Ok I know this might be dumb to some of you. But can you use Sound Forge to master audio, cause just messing around with a sample today I noticed that there are freq charts, and i started tweaking out old songs, and i am noticing a huge difference. Not only that but I have been looking for har-bal forever and i cant seem to find it, so this would be to perfect if that is one of the features.
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19-09-2006 07:46 |
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Ethereal
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Technically you can use it for that if you want. And it has a good and quite simple interface which definately helps. I wouldn't use it for that personally, I would rather use WavLab, seeing as how its Sound Engine is a bit better. It's really just a matter of prefrence, since the best thing to use (Pro Tools) is generally way to expensive for the general public, or so I think it is?
Either is good, just WHATEVER one you choose, Do Not render MP3's out of Sound Forge at all. It doesn't use a lame convertor and sounds like shit. Just render up a wav out of it, and use Razor Lame or something like that to convert it over.
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"drum'n'bass eto bezdna sovershenstva" translated: "drum'n'bass is the impact of perfectness" ... "Bad Ambitions" - Subwave
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19-09-2006 14:18 |
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