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(idm) Cakewalk, Pro-Tools or Sound Forge?
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1997-10-12 02:25
Chris
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(idm) Cakewalk, Pro-Tools or Sound Forge?
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1997-10-12 02:25
Chris
Which of these programs is the easiest to use? Cakewalk, Pro-Tools or Sound Forge? I'm not
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(idm) Cakewalk, Pro-Tools or Sound Forge?
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Which of these programs is the easiest to use? Cakewalk, Pro-Tools or Sound Forge? I'm not looking for anything really fancy. All I want to do is just edit and sequence wav files. Thanks in advance. -Chris