Showing posts with label sound engineering. Show all posts
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Waves Mercury - TDM Processor and Plug-in Bundle Review

Waves Mercury - TDM Processor and Plug-in Bundle
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Yep. It has pretty much every effect you could want from delays, reverb, voice corrections, distortions, ...you name it. Over 100 high quality processors and over 250 component plug-ins to be more precise - everything Waves has to offer. I visited a local company that puts on trade show presentations and the engineer was proudly showing off his latest acquisition (yes, the Mercury). I guess it is a bit like the holy grail of sound editing plug-in packages. He ran through quite a bit of them and I have to say I was impressed.
The current $10K plus price tag may put it out of reach for most home dabblers, but If you want the very best I guess you have to pay for it.

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Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 8 Review

Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 8
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I'm not an audio expert by any means, but Sound Forge impressed me with its power and simplicity. I needed to clean up and edit a few audio tracks for use in Flash, and Sound Forge did the job no problem. I was able to cut and paste parts of my tracks, adjust output levels, and save them so that they were ready for my other application. There are plenty of other features that I didn't try out (e.g. special effects and various tools to improve the quality of your tracks).
I'm using the 30 day free trial version (which is full-featured but time-limited), but when I'm ready to buy, this will be the one.

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