Re: arsclist Digital Audio Workstations

["Richard L. Hess" <lists.rlhess@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Steve,

I have been getting good results in a non-production environment with 
Sek'd's Samplitude 2496 (you could use their Red Roaster as far as I can 
tell the difference is in the number of tracks). I used the Sek'd de-click, 
de-crackle plug-in and I like it better than the last (which may not be the 
latest) version of DARTPro.

www.sekd.com

Good luck. I'm not affiliated with Sek'd in any way--other than they have 
some of my money and I have some of their software <smile>.


At 12:03 AM 08/03/2000 +0600, Steve Weiss wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>       I'm looking at a number of digital audio work stations with noise
> reduction plug-ins (de-click, de-noise, etc.) for use in an archival
> setting.  I'm curious as to less expensive alternatives to SADIE or
> Sonic Solutions that others may be using.  What types of work are you
> using them for and would you recommend them?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Steve
>
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