The problem is sound forge is only 2 track.  It's not multi-track

On 7/29/2016 1:52 PM, Lynn White via Talk wrote:
I love Sound Forge because it is robust and simple to use.


I use it to produce promos for my station and other places that I work
with.


For basic editing, Sound Forge Studio is wonderful.  However, even
though it is expensive, Sound Forge Pro is great because it gives you a
lot of plug ins that makes your work really great.


I also know of lots of folks who love Goldwave and the results of their
work is very impressive.


Now, if I could find a musical sound editor which is simple to use I
would be a very happy camper.


I was very unhappy to find that the program from Dancing Dots was very
antiquated, hard to use and won't work in Windows 10 and not beyond Jaws
16.


Not bashing at all.  Just telling the truth after learning the hard way.



On 7/29/2016 9:14 AM, Steve Jacobson via Talk wrote:
Jed,

I am not certain then why you would spend the time and money on
Audition or
Sound Forge rather than trying Audasity or Gold Wave.  There may even
be a
few other options out there that would let you edit sound as you
describe.
I think Total Recorder has some of those option and perhaps even MP3Cut,
although you may not be able to use their free versions.  Their paid
versions are pretty inexpensive, though.

Still, if you try Adobe Audition, I would be interested to hear about
your
experience.  I believe you will need the app, though.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

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Hey Steve,
My biggest accessibility things that i need. for instance, how to
highlight an audio selection that i wanna delete or whatever.  For
instance, if you wanna highlight some particular aurio, you put an in
and out marker with the left and right bracket and hit delete.  If i can
do things like that i'll be extremely happy.  I have an older version of
adobe.
As far as your daily use, what i am doing is stuff like taking audio and
putting it under a music bed.  If i can do stuff like that i'll be
thrilled.

Cheers,
Jed

On 7/29/2016 9:48 AM, Steve Jacobson via Talk wrote:
Jed,

I used Audition a long time back but have occasionally checked on the
demos
since.  I think you will find that the keyboard support is quite good
and
that you can assign keys to commands that may not already be assigned.
The
display of data has been more problematic since Audition changed how
data
was displayed, but there is an app that helps with that.

If you are just starting out with sound editing, I would strongly
urge you
to take the time to try a number of them before committing to one.  This
is
not a small job by any means.  Adobe Audition, Sound Forge, Gold
Wave, and
Audasity are four that come to mind that are accessible to varying
degrees
and have different strengths and weaknesses.  Also, their prices are
very
different.  What may ultimately drive your decision is not which is most
accessible, but rather, if one of those programs does something you need
that is not done as well by the others.  I believe that all of them have
problems with accessibility and certain plug-ins, so be prepared not to
reject a program because you encounter a specific problem.  If you try
Audition with the app, I, for one, would be very interested to hear what
you
discover.  I find these sound editors to be very complicated, though,
and
one needs to take the time to learn them well before making judgements.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

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Hey guys.

Anyone on here used the audio editing program adobe audition?  Curious
to what it has for keyboard support if any.  I've heard it is usable.
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