Looking for audio sofware

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lol my bad. PC, as for budget. not sure. if you could name a few under at least 1000 that would be greeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaatttt. I am using it for basic editing dialogue i really can't stand audacity it is just to sloppy for me.
 
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sure.. you should be able to buy an IO box that comes with a version of ProTools for that much..
I use cubase, but that's just what I with started many many years ago and I know it best.

For video \ film, if you have Creative Suite CC, don't ignore adobe audition it integrates very well with the other tools, has some very good out of the box noise reduction, multitrack etc.

I sugest you sign on with adobe production suite premium CC, its well within you budget (if you string out the payments for a year or two) plus you get a LOT OF THE BEST TOOLS for video. Adobe has great student pricing.. and very liberally with what is a "student"
 
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wheatgrinder said:
sure.. you should be able to buy an IO box that comes with a version of ProTools for that much..
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There's a PT11 + MBox Pro deal for under $700.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/873730-REG/Avid_9900_65185_00_Pro_Tools_Mbox.html

The Express version is under $250 but will not be as "deep" as the full version, and the interface will be much more limited.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/847655-REG/Avid_9900_65336_00_Pro_Tools_Express.html

wheatgrinder said:
For video \ film, if you have Creative Suite CC, don't ignore adobe audition it integrates very well with the other tools, has some very good out of the box noise reduction, multitrack etc.
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Yup.



Part of audio editing is having some decent speakers and at least a nod in the direction of sound treatment, so you may want to consider figuring that into your budget as well.
 
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