Is there a good place to get Sound Forge for free? Or would someone recommend another free program just for basic audio importing/editing?
I'm just looking to upload stuff from my 8-track onto my computer, and do some editing... maybe compression, verb, etc.
Sound Forge, or something else?
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Re: Sound Forge, or something else?
Hey man, definitely look into Reaper. It's the gold standard of free/supremely cheap DAWs. It will eventually ask you to purchase a license, but as far as I can remember you don't actually have to (It's like$60 USD), a license mostly provides you with a lifetime of free upgrades and support etc. It will however prompt you every time you open it.
I highly suggest you check it out man.
http://www.reaper.fm/index.php
I highly suggest you check it out man.
http://www.reaper.fm/index.php
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Re: Sound Forge, or something else?
Audacity feels like Sound Forge in a lot of ways to me (keep in mind that I last used Sound Forge in 2001). It's my go to basic audio editor. And it's free.
http://www.audacityteam.org
http://www.audacityteam.org