So Long Suckah
My last reason for using Windows might just have been eliminated.
I use Adobe Audition for all my netcast recording and editing. It's a Windows program but there's no Mac version. Paul Figgiani just tipped me that Adobe has announced a new audio editing program for Windows and... ta da OS X. (Intel Macs only, though - that's the first Intel only program for OS X I've seen and that doesn't bode well for PowerPC owners.)
The "remove a sound" feature pictured above is a simple interface to Audition's powerful spectral analysis tool. You'll find simplified versions of other sound tools like reverb and compression, too. I'd guess this is really "Audition Elements" by another name, but it will probably be a good choice for quick editing and single track recording. The kind of thing most podcasters need. If Adobe can price it under $100 it will do very well indeed.
Of course I knew this would happen because I just spent $1000 on Bias Peak Pro a couple of weeks ago.
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Maybe now I have an alternative to Audacity.
I'll definitely try this out.
~KaZe
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leo,
it appears that your iTunes Feeds are not working again. whenever i try to subscribe to it, it gives me back an error. however, i was able to download each episode separately (without subscribing to the feed).
can you check up on this?
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Why didn't u go for Logic Express from Apple.
"Hi Leo, I've got a problem with my PC…"
"Yeah, me too, I hate them, period. Get a Mac. Next…"
Please, Leo, we need Your help and guidance on the Windows side as well. Pretty please?
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/audio/adobesoundbooth.html
Here is a good site you might want to check out http://www.opensourcemac.org/