pro tools or cakewalk sonar?
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The professionals in the industry all use Pro Tools - I know many recording engineers.
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There are other sequencer software available besides Pro tools, but it would depend on the OS you are using. Pro Tools is available in Mac and PC; for 500.00 USD you can have the software (Pro Tools LE) and a audio interface (Mbox 2) and for 2500.00 USD you can have the same software but a more capable audio interface (Digi 002). If you do not want to go the Pro Tools route, for Mac you can use MOTU Digital Performer, Apple's Logic Express 7 or Logic Pro, Logic Express will cost about 300.00 while the pro version is 999.00 (no audio interface included with these). PC only would be Nuendo which is used by a lot of people who edit audio in video. Sequencers for the Mac and PC platforms, Abelton Live and Steinberg's Cubase is another great alternative to Pro Tools! There are a few differences in them mainly Pro Tools is stronger in the audio tracking aspect and lacking in the midi department, while Cubase and Logic are stronger in the midi side and just a little bit behind in the audio side. They are very capable and are used in a lot of studios, but Pro Tools is just the industry standard and is easy to use.
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Garage Band, or Sony Acid Xpress
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There is a program called FRUITYLOOPS that you can use to create tracks of music, wave & audio file samples.  Find the latest version of it or at least V5.1 and better.  It may take a few attempts to make something but it really is an amazing product.
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webroot spysweeper or moosoft The Cleaner
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I've used and have been very happy with a free software called Audacity. Search for it on download.com.
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Try Audacity. It's free and it will be easy to trim/clip songs.
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GoldWave (http://www.goldwave.com/) and Audacity (http://audacity.sourceforge.net/) are both very good for editing waveforms, and Audacity is free.
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Try audacity. It's free and can do what you need. Great program!
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Have u tried Pro Tools Free ?  I've heard it exports MIDI files, dont know about other formats. hopefully, it'll work with .wav files, which are easily convertible to .mp3
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I use SAW32Lite.  It's an okay editor.  I use it at my radio station and at home.  And it's free because the company that made it went bankrupt.  The only bad thing about this is that you have to transfer the audio file into WAV before you can edit.  If you want a really good editor, I would suggest Adobe Audition.  I've heard it's one of the best editors out there.
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Try PowerKaraoke's Karaoke CD+G Creator Basic and Pro version and buy whichever you choose
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there is a free protools download available (demo version I think), but I believe it limits the number of tracks you can record (8 I believe)
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if you bought a computer with OS 10.3 installed, then it may have come with garageband, which is an amateur music editing program.  If you want professional software, then I you're probably going to have to spend some $.
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iMovie or Final Cut Pro
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you need a good tool like....acoustica