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Kenneth Suratt
what about cool edit pro. I heard it can do that but I have no scripts
for
it.
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Subject: RE: multi channel recording
recording??
what about cool edit pro. I heard it can do that but I have no scripts for
it.
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Subject: RE: multi channel recording??
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For multi-channel recording a lot of people use Sonar from Cakewalk.
It works well with JAWS and the $300 scripts for it and many people report
good success with Window Eyes out of the box.
Jerry
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We are talking here about 'multi-track recording aren't we? Not
multi-channel, which is what Sound Forge 9 does.
Yes, Sonar does seem to be the only choice for multi-track recording,
at least that I've heard of. $300.00 seems a hell of a lot extra on
top of the cost of JFW for access to it, but
I don't know what you mean by multy channel but if you mean multi track try
audacity 1.2 from audacity.sourcefordge.net.
SAG
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Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 8:13 PM
Subject: multi channel recording??
