Re: Sound Forge or Cool Edit Pro?

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From: Eric Deibler
Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2000 00:00

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Mark Currie wrote:

>
> Cakewalk Pro is a great program as well. Amazing support for Midi, but doesn't
> handle Wav files though.
>

What do you mean?  Why do you think its called Cakewalk Pro *Audio*!?  Of course
it handles audio:
up to 256 tracks (or some ridiculous number like that).
eric

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