Wednesday, April 30, 2003
Sound Editor From VITO
Posted by Brad Adrian in "SOFTWARE" @ 01:00 AM
VITO Technology, who created such Pocket PC applications as VoiceDialer, ButtonMapper and SoundExplorer, now has yet another tool to try out: SoundEditor.
"VITO SoundEditor provides a basic set of tools for sound editing. It features stylish and informative user interface and intuitive toolbar for quick access to options."
Main features:
Supports native WAV format
Unlimited file size
Stylish and intuitive UI
Basic set of tools (copy, cut, paste)
Note, however, that the feature set is fairly limited because this is a beta release. Other features that are supposed to be coming soon are:
File copying for editing
Recording
Tagging
One-step undo/redo
"Save as" option
Sound rate options
Sound temp options
Different sound effects
Okay, here's a strange twist: This is listed as a beta and there is a free demo available, but a registered version costs $9.95. It looks as though the regular release (with the added features) will eventually cost $15.95, so those who buy this beta version will save $6.00, but it strikes me as an odd way to market a new product.
In any event, I'll give this a try, just to see how it does with editing ringtones for my Pocket PC Phone Edition.
"VITO SoundEditor provides a basic set of tools for sound editing. It features stylish and informative user interface and intuitive toolbar for quick access to options."
Main features:
Supports native WAV format
Unlimited file size
Stylish and intuitive UI
Basic set of tools (copy, cut, paste)
Note, however, that the feature set is fairly limited because this is a beta release. Other features that are supposed to be coming soon are:
File copying for editing
Recording
Tagging
One-step undo/redo
"Save as" option
Sound rate options
Sound temp options
Different sound effects
Okay, here's a strange twist: This is listed as a beta and there is a free demo available, but a registered version costs $9.95. It looks as though the regular release (with the added features) will eventually cost $15.95, so those who buy this beta version will save $6.00, but it strikes me as an odd way to market a new product.
In any event, I'll give this a try, just to see how it does with editing ringtones for my Pocket PC Phone Edition.