What Digital Audio Applications do you use?

**cpt_azad** · 02-12-2008, 06:17 AM

for pre production stuff I just stick with:

-Audacity
-POD XT or POD 2.0 by line 6, goes straight to line in on computer
-guitar pro

for actual production:
-Pro Tools LE
-Cubase (not as much)
-Audacity

for post production:

-Adobe Audition
-Sound Forge (not for mixing as stated above)
-Pro Tools LE

I also use Acoustica BeatCraft for clicktracks and backing tracks for drums to keep a beat, but those are almost always temporary for demoing purposes only.

Oh and FYI, Pro Tools sucks, don't waste your money on it, I wish I hadn't. Hell it's not even my Pro Tools lol, so I'm happy I didn't end up buying the piece of crap.

**BurntBlue** · 02-12-2008, 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by cpt_azad

Oh and FYI, Pro Tools sucks, don't waste your money on it, I wish I hadn't. Hell it's not even my Pro Tools lol, so I'm happy I didn't end up buying the piece of crap.

Yeah, and it's proprietary too

and the industry standard, so it is said...I agree with you though, but it's good to know how to use it I guess...
I've been messing with Ableton Live lately for digital dj purposes, I like it so far, but not experienced enough yet to give you the grit

**zemitras** · 02-13-2008, 02:13 PM

Cakewalk Sonar 7 - To record some stuff

iZotope - To rebuild and clean some musics

**TP635** · 02-16-2008, 03:22 PM

Reaper for tracking and mixing.
may also use AA
but for very simple work: audacity or Kristal

**grimms** · 02-17-2008, 05:14 AM

Originally Posted by cpt_azad

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Oh and FYI, Pro Tools sucks, don't waste your money on it, I wish I hadn't. Hell it's not even my Pro Tools lol, so I'm happy I didn't end up buying the piece of crap.

Unfortunately i had to learn that the hard way. I purchased the mbox 2 and couldn't use it with anything else but pro-tools le 7. Also if you have the PC version, make sure you have a pentium 4 chip or AMD's equivalent and not the celeron or duron chips. Or you won't be able to use pro-tools 7 (the software)