[Hidden-tech] audio recording software for Mac

[Will Loving]

Hi Fern,

The simplest thing to do is buy a Zoom H2 or H4 recorder and do the
recording to that. The Zoom recorders are a great deal for the money and are
easy to use (except for the too small screen). Then you can edit in Fission,
Audacity, GarageBand, ProTools, etc, etc...

Fission is an inexpensive tool that contains no filters or compressor, but
does is excellent for basic editing including: splits, fade in/out,
normalize, +/- gain on selections, etc. It's BIG advantage is that it is
lossless. It works directly in the original file format and saves to the
original format; no proprietary intermediary formats to deal with. MP3 in,
MP3 out; WAV in, WAV out, etc. Of course you can use QuickTime to save in
alternate formats if you want to. It will also open a 2GB file very quickly,
because it's not doing any transcoding.

Will

Will Loving, President
Dedication Technologies, Inc.



on 6/11/10 2:42 PM, fern at radiodjfern at yahoo.com wrote:

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> I have a client who wants me to record his wedding ceremony.
> any suggestions on inexpensive audio recording software for Mac?
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