Subject:Interested Newcomer Questions

Posted by: jeffie

Date:10/2/2003 10:10:04 AM

Greetings, I am currently a user of Cubase SX and I enjoy using it quite a bit.
I am interested to know what Sound Forge 7 can do that SX cannot. Also Vegas Video sounds good too as I'm interested in writing music for Film and Video and TV stuff. Is it akin to Steinberg's Wavelab?( I know Wavelab is good for audio but I'm not sure if it can import video.) Will Vegas V produce a high quality product for broadcast?
Thanks for your help and advice.

Jeff

Subject:RE: Interested Newcomer Questions

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:10/6/2003 2:34:14 PM

Cubase SX is more an "all-in-one" solution, whereas Sound Forge 7.0 concentrates on one thing only (and does it well)—digital audio editing.

WaveLab is pretty much Sound Forge's equal in this regard.

Each Sony product concentrates on a certain task. ACID Pro, for example, concentrates on creating a loop-based project for use in your projects. It's essentially perfect for creating music beds.

Vegas can definitely produce a high-quality product for video—that's its forte. (Why would it be touted as a professional product otherwise?)

HTH,
Iacobus
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