Thank you all so much for your helpful feedback. One thing I neglected to ask: If I work in Studio Recorder or any of the other software you all have suggested, I need to be able to then work on the same files with say SoundForge or Cooledit etc. which others in my radio collective might be using, as we share work on the same files. I assume if I can make my files wave files, this transferring between programs could happen. Is this true?
Thanks again to all of you; I very much appreciate your responsiveness and helpful info. Jan Santos At 07:57 PM 2/19/06, you wrote: >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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