Need a professional audio solution for film or video? With Deck 3.5, you can spot effects, edit dialog, process soundtracks, record ADR-style voiceovers and craft complex mixes to stereo or complete 5.1 surround -- all while in perfect sync to a QuickTime movie or DV clip. For music production, Deck 3.5 is a dream: It's stable, capable, and sonically superb, with up to four real-time effects plug-ins per track. Working in broadcast? Deck 3.5 is fast, easy, and a remarkably cost-effective editing platform. And, its broad range of audio tools (including surround mixing) are perfectly suited to multimedia development -- for video games, the Web, presentations, or whatever. Learn More...









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1 out of 10Feature:
The feature set WOULD BE good IF the program worked as it should.
Quality:
This program is FULL OF BUGS. It WILL CORRUPT YOUR FILES, just like a VIRUS. Yesterday I opened a file with it to listen to it. When I closed it WITHOUT EDITING IT, it was CORRUPT!
Sound:
Operations like time-stretch and phase-vocoding introduce nasty clicks in sound files.
Ease of Use:
Peak is rather easy to use, however I've had to reconfigure my keys dozens of times because of some bug that made Peak "forget" them.
Support:
Never dealt with them. Perhaps I should sue them for all the time and work their product made me lose.
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1 out of 10Feature:
Features would be O.K. if the software worked.
Quality:
As I said, it has significant problems.
Desirability:
I would like to get rid of it.
Sound:
The sound quality is very poor as the software has some major bugs that frequently result in distortion and noise.
Support:
Ineffective.
Overall:
Try one of the other audio software companies (Logic, Cubase, ProTools, Etc.).
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