Sounic Foundry is--where else?--at http://www.sonicfoundry.com and
there are two versions of Sound Forge--one for fifty bucks, and, if
you upgrade to the full version, it's three hundred, vs. a lot more if
you it first.
Another tood program for about two hundred dollars is FastEdDit,
spelled just like that. There's a demo you can download from their
web site that allows you to do everything but save a file, and there
are scripts available in JFW to help use this program. I don't
remember the web address for the company, but it's from Minnetonka
Software, findaable on the web.
Hope this helps.
On Thu, 3 Jun 1999 20:40:44 -0700, you wrote:
>Angus,
>
>I have not used this program myself, but I understand that an
>accessible program for editing sound files is called Sound Forge.
>It's made by a company called Sonic Foundary, but I'm not sure of
>their web site address. A good source for information on this topic
>is the pc-audio mailing list. You can subscribe by sending a blank
>email to:
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>Regards
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