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westg8
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I use Cool Edit Pro 2 to record my bands songs that we use as demos. One member thinks that using a higher-end software package will result in better results in quality. But I disagreed saying that the software just lets you manipulate the data in the computer. The sound card (we have an m-audio Delta 44), microphones, etc. determine the quality. Am I right? I understand the effects/plugins added to the tracks in the software will be different for each software package, but shouldn't the raw audio file be the same no matter what software you use?
Steven
p.s. Just out of curiousity, how high on the software list is cool edit pro for most people. Is it fairly low-end, or does it compete with things like Cakewalk and Pro Tools?
Steven
p.s. Just out of curiousity, how high on the software list is cool edit pro for most people. Is it fairly low-end, or does it compete with things like Cakewalk and Pro Tools?