Well... a year ago or so, I was figuring that by the time I bought a new sound card, Sonic Foundry would HAVE to have released a new version of Sound Forge that supports 24 bit files. People have been complaining about it for a couple years, and since ALL their competition supports it, they would be crazy not to, right?
Well, I have a new Midiman Delta 66 card sitting here, waiting to be installed, and still no 24 bit support for Sound Forge. That sucks.
What suggestions do people have for a wav editor that is powerful, supports 24 bit, and is preferably not too difficult to learn? I have thought about Cooledit, Wavelab, etc, but don't have experience with anything but SF 4.5. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Alex
Well, I have a new Midiman Delta 66 card sitting here, waiting to be installed, and still no 24 bit support for Sound Forge. That sucks.
What suggestions do people have for a wav editor that is powerful, supports 24 bit, and is preferably not too difficult to learn? I have thought about Cooledit, Wavelab, etc, but don't have experience with anything but SF 4.5. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Alex