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alloy-digest          Friday, October 8 2004          Volume 09 : Number 092



                               Today's Subjects:
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  Re: Alloy: Music Editing Software                          [CJMark@aol.com]

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Date: Thu, 7 Oct 2004 14:04:33 EDT
From: CJMark@aol.com
Subject: Re: Alloy: Music Editing Software

Hey Robin..

I'm not sure if this would do what you're looking for but I think you can
download FREE versions of PRO TOOLS at their web site.   They aren't the
latest,
flashiest models of Pro Tools.. but the price is right!   I think you can get
them at Digidesign.com    Good luck!

Mark

>
> i have a question about basic music editing software.  I would like the
> ability to edit songs when I'm making a mix cd at home.  By this I mean, I
> might want to lift out a 30-second bit from a 7-minute song.. and possibly
> splice bits together etc.  No heavy remixing or anything like that, just
> simple stuff so that I can play with music from my cds.  I notice there are
> a lot of different brands.. would anyone here have advice on what product
is
> best for doing simple things like this?  I'm thinking of spending under
$40.
> Thanks as always,
> xx
> ~robin
>
> PS  I'm sorry to be so far behind on my list-owner stuff, but I have been
> having some major systems problems (as in, it stopped existing for about
> three weeks).  I need to catch up, starting now!

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