#TWISTEDWAVE MAKING KEYBOARD SHORTCUT HOW TO#
#TWISTEDWAVE MAKING KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR MAC#

For the advanced user, keyboard shortcuts are customizable, and you can create and save customized effects stacks of AU plugins. It works with any digital interface that uses Apple Core Audio. It will record the highest resolution audio, sample rate and bit depth your sound card supports. You can zoom horizontally in the waveform and zoom in all with the tiny trackball in the Apple Mighty Mouse. It exports the selected portion of the waveforme as a new file, of any type you specify. It saves directly as mp3 files, and will convert between almost all important audio file types. No changing cursors into different tools. And, the price is 49 Dollars!* It loads in about one second. For my money, the best tool for recording and editing voiceover is: TwistedWave. Anyway, I have been working with a software developer to perfect a suite little app that I just love, and I want to pass it along to you.

All of the above programs have their strengths and weaknesses, but for the way I like to work, they were just not quite right. I was liking Sound Studio 3 a lot, but there were some bugs, and omissions and the developer did not respond to support requests at all. Peak has it's fans, but it crashes regularly, and support is spotty. On the PC platform, I was a long time fan of Sony Sound Forge, but they do not have any plans to port the app to Mac.

#TWISTEDWAVE MAKING KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR MAC#

I have done extensive testing of virtually all the audio editors for Mac OSX, including, Logic, Soundtrack Pro, Peak, Adobe Sound Booth, Sound Studio 3, Wave Editor, Amadeus Pro, etc. And a year to support Leopard? Give me a break. And don't even get me started on how any OS update from Apple usually renders Pro Tools inoperable.

#TWISTEDWAVE MAKING KEYBOARD SHORTCUT HOW TO#

I cannot count the calls I have taken from folks who are new to home recording, literally in tears, trying to figure out how to save a simple recording as an mp3 file with Pro Tools. But for recording and editing voiceover tracks, it is a needlessly complex and cumbersome resource hog. If you are recording multiple channels of music, routing through plug ins and locked to picture, it sure is the right tool. Guys, As I have mentioned frequently, I am a long time hater of Pro Tools.

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