In Praise of CoolEdit

I came across CoolEdit somehow, years ago, and immediately found it _so_
much easier to use than some other programs. I spent $49.95, or
something like that, to register it, and have added a few bucks now
and then to upgrade.

I now have a home studio for under $100.00, with full duplex ability
to layer track upon track in the digital realm, and as soon as I get
the courage, and a high-speed connection, I'll upload a song with my
very own almost-adequate voice, all done on CoolEdit. (somehow, at
least, I feel more comfortable here than on that nasty_music list;
wonder why?).

I do believe we should all, poverty-stricken as we are, try to
contribute a few reasonable bucks to the companies who provide such
wonderful software.

JdL

--- In MakeMicroMusic@y..., "John A. deLaubenfels" <jdl@a...> wrote:

/makemicromusic/topicId_183.html#183

> I came across CoolEdit somehow, years ago, and immediately found it
_so_
> much easier to use than some other programs. I spent $49.95, or
> something like that, to register it, and have added a few bucks now
> and then to upgrade.
>
> I now have a home studio for under $100.00, with full duplex ability
> to layer track upon track in the digital realm, and as soon as I get
> the courage, and a high-speed connection, I'll upload a song with my
> very own almost-adequate voice, all done on CoolEdit. (somehow, at
> least, I feel more comfortable here than on that nasty_music list;
> wonder why?).
>
> I do believe we should all, poverty-stricken as we are, try to
> contribute a few reasonable bucks to the companies who provide such
> wonderful software.
>
> JdL

Oh... I almost forgot. You should also know that Syntrillium
SPONSORS COMPOSERS. Really.

John LaSala, whom I met through the American Composers Forum, is
their currently "sponsored" composer.

http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/20/john_lasala.html

So, we *definitely* shouldn't "rip off" these guys!

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Joseph Pehrson