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Old 07-08-2004
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Exclamation Sound Designer II or AIFF?

why ?
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Use WAV. It's more compatible. I assume you're talking about in Pro Tools, right? Well, it supports WAV, and it's far and away the most compatible format. So stick to WAV.
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WAV or AIFF... all worthwhile recording s/w will support both formats easily....

Saving files in a piece of software's proprietary format is not a good idea if you use a lot of different audio tools -- compatibility would become an issue.

Stick to WAV or AIFF if you can........
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