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  1. 7th Jul 2004 18:05 #1
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    As said to the topic, well my question is can you really create a "professional" surround sound with this software?
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    not really
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    Acid Pro, and Vegas are a good place to start. There are others like Maven3D, and a few Steinberg apps that work well also.
    Linux _is_ user-friendly. It is not ignorant-friendly and idiot-friendly.
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    Adobe Audition will work fine for creating a 5.1 mix. I've done it several times with great results.
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    Originally Posted by disturbed1
    Acid Pro, and Vegas are a good place to start. There are others like Maven3D, and a few Steinberg apps that work well also.
    Too complicated to use or it's just me

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    How did you do it?
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