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I feel obligated to do so at some point when I'm more caught up on the stuff I let go for the past few months while working crippling overtime, but the incentive is quite low due to owning the full pro edition of RX3.

I still haven't launched the new SoundSoap to see if they fixed the deal-breaker bugs from the previous version. Unfortunately I think the cross-grade period has long expired, but maybe I'll start with Elements just so I don't have to move my mastering work to DP (it's a workflow issue as well as a work style issue for me). WaveLab 8 is a huge improvement over the disastrous WaveLab 7, but I haven't gotten my head wrapped around it yet. Mhschmieder wrote:I downloaded a trial of WaveLab 8 this weekend since I can't use Peak with 64-bit plugs and thus no longer find it very useful. For me, if they were to come out with the 'Click Here To Create #1 Hit' software, they wouldn't get a single penny from me. That being said, there has to be a better copy-protection model which doesn't punish the people who've actually plunked down the dough for a product, such as was unfortunately utilized by BIAS.įor those whose usage of their software has been unencumbered, more power to you. IMHO, if they were going to maintain the authorization server, it should have authorized every time and ignored previous authorization status.īesides being a musician, I'm also a programmer and am very interested in getting paid for my works in both areas. Once done, export and download the video. Choose the video file on the timeline and click on Clean Audio under the Audio tab.

Click on Get Started Now and upload the video with noisy audio. Navigate to your Downloads folder, launch the SoundSoap installer, and follow the on-screen installation instructions. Click on Features > Tools (view all) > Remove Background Noise from Video. Go to the SoundSoap download page, and select SoundSoap+ 5 for your OS.

#Soundsoap 5 free install

I'm not angry at BIAS' demise as much as their maintaining of a server to allow activation and not take into account users whose system crashed and couldn't 'unauthorize' in order to reauthorize my paid-for software and basically left me with unusable abandon-ware while all of the 'warez' guys were still able to use the product with impunity. The first step in the activation process is to download and install the software from the SoundSoap website. I have RX now and no longer see the need for Sound Soap. Guitardood wrote:After getting screwed on SoundSoap2, I wouldn't use their products ever again.