Hi! If you're really serious about recording, you can't do much better than Sound Forge. Of course, it's more money, but if that's really what you are wanting to do, it's worth it. Jim Snowbarger has written scripts for it and you can find them at
http://www.snowmanradio.comAt 05:44 PM 7/2/2010 +0200, Jörgen Magnusson wrote:
Hi all.I have to record a number of lectures. Therefore, I am looking for software that works well when I give my lecture but that is go when I edit the mp3-file as well. I have heard that Soundforge should work, but as technology develops I thought it was a good idea to ask here befoe buying it. I mostly talk but sometimes I might want to cheer up the lecture with some music between diferent parts. Thankful for any sugestions. I use Jaws 11.Best, JÖrgen ------------------------ Doctor of theology Jörgen Magnusson Mid Sweden University Department of humanities Lecturer in religious studies Email: <mailto:jorgen.magnusson@xxxxxxx>jorgen.magnusson@xxxxxxx Office phone: +46 (0)611 862 93 Celular phone: +46 (0)708 23 52 42 Homepage: <http://www.jorgenmagnusson.com>www.jorgenmagnusson.com Address: Institutionen för humaniora Postal code: SE-871 88 City: Härnösand Sweden
