Hi Jan, Studio Recorder version 3.0 is officially out, and it supports both sound on sound and multi-tracking capabilities. I'm currently using it for both laying down tracks for a recording project, as well as adding background music to other projects.
They've also added dynamic compression, a click track, background processing for MP3's, some very nice analytical tools, and a whole lot more. Here's a list of all the fixes, changes, and additions. Revision History - Studio Recorder Revision History What's new in Studio RecorderT The following enhancements and corrections were made to Studio Recorder. List of 125 items (contains 2 nested lists) Version 3.0, February 2006 . Adds the Mix command to the Edit menu for mixing the clipboard into the current document. . Adds the Arm for Synchronized Play command to the Transport menu for creating Sound on Sound mixes. . Enhances the Normalize dialog to allow dynamic compression and use of peak or RMS level as a normalize reference. . Enhances the Change Volume dialog to allow dynamic compression. . Adds the Cross Fade command to the Process menu. . Adds the Cross Fade Delete command to the Edit menu. . Adds the ability to paste and insert files that differ in sample size and number of channels. . Addsl the ability to change the file format (excluding the sample rate) for existing documents. . Adds background processing for mp3 encoding. . Adds the Cancel Background Processing option to the File menu. . Adds the Dip/Rise command to the Process menu to help gradually change volume levels over time. . Adds a Fade tab to the Settings dialog to control the aspects of all commands that use fades. . Lets you specify a fade type for the Cross Fade, Cross Fade Delete, and Fade In/Out commands. . Adds the Find Previous and Next Highest Peak commands to the Tools menu. . Adds the Swap Channels command to the Process menu. . Adds the Trim Edges command to the Edit menu. . Adds the Generate Click Track command to the Tools menu. . Adds the Previous Window command to the Window menu. . Adds progress percentages of long operations to the status bar. . Adds the Use same folder for file functions checkbox to the Advanced page of the Settings dialog. . Adds the Enable Milestones command. . No longer requires a selection for the Fade and Mute commands. . Adds support for additional remote controls. . Adds a remote control key describer dialog. . Changes the behavior of the Start Selection and End Selection commands. . The keys "<" and ">" were used for the pre/post-roll feature. These keys are now officially "," and ".". . Enhances the audible clip indicator by letting the user specify the clip threshold. . Adds the Save External Marks control to the Advanced tab of the Settings dialog to control weather or not you wish to export marks when encoding mp3 files. . Changes the behavior of the Record command when recording over existing marks. The program previously preserved these marks, but this version overwrites them. . Changes The maximums for Source-up and Destination-down to 500 MS. This addresses concerns with controllers with very loud buttons. . Changes the minimum allowable sample rate from 8000 Hz to 4000 Hz. This allows k7.net users to play their 6000 Hz files. . Suppresses the "Not 16-bit PCM" message when attempting to use phrase navigation in documents which are not 16-bit PCM. Instead, a beep is heard. . Corrects a problem when using the Compress Time function with named marks. . Corrects the issue of destroying index tones when using the Compress Pauses function. Blessings, Brian ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Santos & Doyle Saylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "PC audio discussion list. " <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2006 7:46 PM Subject: Multitracking accessible software questions. > Hi everyone, > > I am currently using Soundforge to edit for a radio program which at times > involves the need for multitracking work and the mixing of tracks. I have > been able to do a limited amount of this with Soundforge but it is time > consuming (at least for me so far). > > I am told that Cooledit is capable of doing this task better, but I do > k\now know how accessible Cooledit is to blind users. > > I am also loooking at Studio Recorder, and so far it is my impression that > this does not do multitracking and mixing. > > If anyone has any information about these specific software products or any > additional ones in regard to multitracking, I would very much appreciate > your feedback. Thank you in advance for any help you might be able to offer. > > Jan Santos > > > _______________________________________________ > PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... > http://www.pc-audio.org > > To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > This list is a service of MosenExplosion.com. 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