#Wavelab 4 0 full version#

You can use Direct-X PlugIns to apply to each wave, individually, or to the final mix output. Index and Track markers can be edited and freely placed everywhere in the project. You can edit/cut/paste/overlap/crossfade in every conceivable way all your stereo files. I've heard Sony CD Architect has been discontinued.Д¬D Architect is still available and being commercialized as a stand-alone software program, by SONY.Д¬D-Architect v.5 is a complete software program for 'mastering' and assembling of CDR masters, ready for replication. Innominandum wrote on Wed, 14 July 2004 20:04 For a lot of home studio guys, it might be all you'll ever need. I think the current limited version is called Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio and sells for around $60.

#Wavelab 4 0 full version#

Some day I might purchase the full version of Sound Forge, but the availability of these 'low power' versions make it easy for someone to try out Sound Forge before laying out the full price. I really don't have any use for a powerful editor like Sound Forge, but I have one of the limited power versions they offer for producing web audio. I guess that I can understand why folks would like the ability to add 'CD text' to their projects, but its not something that have ever used, so I don't miss it. CD Architect is the only audio software I use on a regular basis and it does everything I could hope for in a CD setup and burning program.

They have owned these programs for a while now and have just released a major marketing program for them, along with Acid, Vegas and their other packages. I don't know why there is so much bad info out there about Sony and their Sound Forge and CD Architect products.