If you want to top and tail wav files, snip pops and fluffs, and apply effects, then it's an excellent tool. It's not without its quirks and occasional bug but it is a) very fast and b) relatively inexpensive. I need one that has specific functionality, like multi-channel file editing, and Acoustica fit the bill. I used SoundForge for Mac for many years but since that died a death I've been looking for a new wav editor. r/FilmMakers /r/VideoProduction /r/Videography /r/VideoEngineering /r/Editors /r/DocProduction /r/Freelance /r/ProduceMyScript r/GameAudio /r/LocationSound /r/RateMyAudio /r/ProTools /r/Music /r/StudioPorn /r/SFXLibraries /r/SoundEffectSwap Use the comments section of the AudioPost Mine feature post at the top of the subreddit to link or tell us about things which you are affiliated withĬheck out the AudioPost wiki Related SubReddits Education, new career, and other newcomer info requests.Audio repair, removal, or isolation requests (Read the repair basics post BEFORE requesting audio repair, isolation, or to removals).Use the AudioPost Community Corner FAQ post for the following If your questions are about what lavalier mic's to use on set, how to make your shotgun mic look like a dead opossum, boom pole preferences, which cable actually is connected to the camera, etc., you should ask those questions over in r/LocationSound This is the subreddit for post-production sound geeks in Games, TV, Film, and Broadcast. What's possible?ĪudioPost Channel on Discord I About r/AudioPost Subreddit Info and Rules Specializations Info Various Related Links Business Resources FAQ / Getting Started Free ResourcesĭeNoise and Removal basics.
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