Good Websites for Editing sound- research

 What are some good websites for Editing sounds?

Welcome to NCH Software,  July 10, 2019

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Free
• Customer Service is easily accessible
• Free Trial without having to put card information in
• Not many app crashes

Cons:

• Trial doesn't last forever, so some features get locked behind a paywall
• A bit confusing for beginners when first using it.

I will be using this app, as not only are there lots of helpful tutorials to help me learn how to use this app. But also because it's free with many different features that make it easier to edit sound.

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/whats-problem-nch-software-remove/

I found this website in search of any issues that could present themselves while using this app. And so far, all I see is that the bugs have been fixed, and now it is safe to use with minimal risks.

Tracktion Waveform Free Tutorial - How to Start Making Music March 20,2020

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Many features
• Free
• Lots of tutorials on how to use the app

Cons:

• App Crashes
• Multiple bugs on Windows
• No audio coming out of the computer
• Customer service is slow to reply
• very confusing to use, even with tutorials

When starting to research this app, I decided to check out the features. This led to over 10 app crashes. So this app does have a history of app crashes, which will be inconvenient when trying to focus on making the thunder sound.

How does this relate to our Swede?

The Matrix March 31, 1999

In this clip it has a thunderstorm diegetic sound in the background. Which is important for the setting of the scene. The thunderstorm is signifying the instability of the simulated reality and it helps to create a tense and dramatic feel to the scene (signifying that Neo is about to make a critical decision that could be life-altering for him). So I needed to research good apps in order to recreate that thunder storm with my crew Grey and Quentin. Grey is doing the rain while I will do the thunder. Quentin the editor will combine both sounds to make it sound as close to the scene as possible.