Re: learning to eddit?
From my personal experience, Goldwave might be good for beginners if it's your first audio editing software. However, if you've used software such as Adobe Audition or Sound Forge before (like I did), and then you try to switch to Goldwave, it will take some time to get used to it's way of editing audio. And I can say similar thing for Audacity. The thing is, selecting portions of audio in Sound Forge and Audition is similar to text selection. That is, Ctrl+Shift+Home selects from cursor to the beginning, Shift+Right Arrow selects a chunk of audio while Shift+Left Arrow unselects it. In Goldwave, you first have to set your start and finish markers and then memorize shortcuts for moving start and finish markers to extend or shrink a selection, which was quite confusing to me while trying it for the first time. I don't know, but Sound Forge seams easier to me, at least if we talk about audio selection. However, Goldwave's and Reaper's cost is much lower comparing to Sound Forge's, and Audacity is free, so that's one of the reasons why better start with those.
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