Cut-up Editing Program

[Bellscab]

Hey all.

I'm planning to do a editing job on some of those wholesome 50s American information films (see archive.org/movies if you want a good laugh) to make them horrifically perverted and was wondering if anyone can suggest some good audio editing software that I can either get cheap or download free...

Many thanks and a big blob of  bum burger.

Bellscab.

[Purple Tentacle]

I believe that Soundforge is very popular for audio editing.

If you're on a Mac then Final Cut Pro is the professional standard for video editing, or if you're on a PC then Adobe Premiere is the dependable cheap option.


But you wanted audio editing, so I'll fuck off now.

[european son]

i'dr ecommend cool edit pro... it's damn simple to use (even i can manage it)

[blue jammer]

Sound Forge 6, get on soulseek and grab a copy for 'testing' purposes of course, and you will ignore the keygen that comes with it, won't you now ;)

[Bellscab]

Thanks for the help guys. If you ever need an appendix donor - I'll be there :)

Bellscab.

[Bilko]

I'd recommend Soundforge as well, I *bought* my copy of soundforge from soulseek as well.

[TOCMFIC]

Sounforge: Full featured, loads of cool stuff, slow as fuck.
Goldwave: Less featured, much quicker.

I would use Goldwave unless you need fancy stuff, but that's just me.  Used to be a big fan of Cool Edit, used it to do all my remixing a few years ago, but haven't touched it in years.

I look forward to your work:)

[Robot DeNiro]

it's got to be soundforge, just look what you can do with those buttons...