Re: Usability Testing of VO

[Gordon Smith]

Hi.  The only way I've found of actually editing is to use the Go To  
function.  It is slow and tedious.  When I said excellent Sound  
Studio, I should have qualified that by saying excellent Sound Studio  
for recording.  It's editing functionality via the keyboard is not so  
excellent.  Far from it actually.  I use SS all the time for  
recording - but have to resort to other tools for editing.  I do it  
this way because SS is so slick and isn't as resource-hungry as the  
other recorders I've tied.  I still don't have an adequate sound  
editor for MacOS, I'm sorry to say.  I'm sure they exist, I just  
haven't found the right solution yet.  But I believe that SS leads  
the way in actual recording.  Sorry I can't tell you more.  I know  
you have a lot of experience in the Mac world.  Perhaps you're aware  
of a software solution that I'm not.  I'm willing to give anything a  
try if there's a way of accurately editing without resorting to the  
Windows platform and Sound Forge.

On 17 Apr 2007, at 01:22, Gabe Vega wrote:
hello mr. smith.

would you happen to have any tips on selection etc on sound studio in  
regards to wave selecion etc with in the sound.