The Ghost of FM
Banned
As some of you may know, I am currently an analog recording enthusiast and I am getting good results with my antique 16 track, one inch, reel to reel and analog 24 channel mixing console...
But,
I am thinking about the future for when my current equipment can't be repaired any longer and more so for the possibility of doing collaboration work with other people who are on a digital, computer based recording medium and so, my question;
Is Cool Edit Pro compatible with other programs that are designed to be its competition?
If I get sent a file or group of files from someone who is working with Sonar or N-Track or Cubase or XYZ... Can CE2P play these files and allow me to edit and mix them and send them back to the other person in a format that they can deal with on their software that might not be Cool Edit Pro?
I want to prepare for the inevitable and I have read that CE2P is a good program that is not too hard to learn and play with and don't want to make the mistake of buying the wrong 400 dollar piece of software.
Any help would be appreciated!
Cheers!
But,
I am thinking about the future for when my current equipment can't be repaired any longer and more so for the possibility of doing collaboration work with other people who are on a digital, computer based recording medium and so, my question;
Is Cool Edit Pro compatible with other programs that are designed to be its competition?
If I get sent a file or group of files from someone who is working with Sonar or N-Track or Cubase or XYZ... Can CE2P play these files and allow me to edit and mix them and send them back to the other person in a format that they can deal with on their software that might not be Cool Edit Pro?
I want to prepare for the inevitable and I have read that CE2P is a good program that is not too hard to learn and play with and don't want to make the mistake of buying the wrong 400 dollar piece of software.
Any help would be appreciated!
Cheers!