Audio editing software you use?

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What audio editing software do you use when making your videos or do you tend to just edit the audio within your video editing program?

I used to use Sony Sound Forge for a while for making small edits like fading out the end and start audio and for speed things up but then found out I could do all of this in Sony Vegas far quicker and more easily.

How about you? :)
 
I record my voice with Audacity, and sometimes edit it with Adobe Soundbooth. Soundbooth is pretty amazing when you need it, but most of my audio editing is just cutting and pasting, which I just do in Premiere Pro.
 
TheDutch1K said:
I record my voice with Audacity, and sometimes edit it with Adobe Soundbooth. Soundbooth is pretty amazing when you need it, but most of my audio editing is just cutting and pasting, which I just do in Premiere Pro.
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Man I can't wait until I get premier pro...want that program so bad! For audio editing, I use Audacity. I mix through my generic program. But Audacity is great for really tailoring how you want your sound to...well...sound.
 
If you love Audacity for editing sound, you haven't tried Soundbooth. :) It does great things for audio, like Premier Pro does for video. For some reason recording in Soundbooth never worked properly for me though, it would always stutter and leave small gaps of silence. That's when I decided to record with Audacity only.
 
Michael said:
What audio editing software do you use when making your videos or do you tend to just edit the audio within your video editing program?

I used to use Sony Sound Forge for a while for making small edits like fading out the end and start audio and for speed things up but then found out I could do all of this in Sony Vegas far quicker and more easily.

How about you? :)
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I dont use external audio software much because Final Cut X is already very good at handling audio but if I had to I use Adobe Audition CC. Audition is what I pick over Audacity or Cubase/Ableton Live or garage band because Its just more convenient to use and understand. Very straight forward!
 
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