Hi,
Cooledit as of version 1.1 is not JFW friendly. Much to much is done relying on the
mouse. Soundforge has more keyboard shortcuts than cooledit, but it still needs a lot
of practice getting used to work with audio file editing. The worst miss of Soundforge
is that you cannot go back and forward while playing you have to stop and use
shortcuts where you only rely on visible indications of how much you move back or
forwrard through the file. If I were to buy audio editing software I would no doubt go
for Soundforge and try to convince them to build the function of going fast through
the file while playing. If there is any nonexpensive way of getting hands on
Soundforge I would like to hear about them. I have only used the program and friends
computers, because it is very expensive!!! unless you can find it bundled with audio
cards and that is a possibility at least with some of the more expensive cards from
Creative Labs.
Regards
Claus Th�gersen
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Fra: Michael Barber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dato: 23. december 1999 18:27
Emne: Re: JFW Friendly Applications
>Hey, Nicholas: I've heard that Cool Edit is okay. There's another one out
>there called Sound Forge, but I don't know how friendly it is.
>Michael
>
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>From: Nicholas Goldsberry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Thursday, December 23, 1999 11:13 AM
>Subject: JFW Friendly Applications
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>> Hey JFW lovers. I would like some feedback about some WAV editors that
>> would work well with JFW. What editors are JFW-friendly? I have heard
>some
>> really good things about JFW 3.5. The table detection feature sounds
>cool.
>> Well, thank you for your help.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> Nicholas Goldsberry
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