video editing question

[esteban]

You spoiled bitches!!

I still use master tapes and Jog/Shuttle wheels!!!  I have to plug the titler in between my decks but BEFORE the mixer.  I'm old school.

When I was in college, I used 16mm B/W and color film on an old Steinbeck. If I wanted sound, I have to add reels of magnetic tape. That, my friends, is old skool. And yes, for rough cuts, I used a splicer and tape!

At home, my wife and I still have 8mm splicers, viewers, projectors, etc.

The cost of purchasing / developing film is insane, though.

[Tatsujin]

someone have any advise for editing/cuting MP3, Wave etc. with absolute ease? and as freeware.

thanx

[Tatsujin]

You spoiled bitches!!

I still use master tapes and Jog/Shuttle wheels!!!  I have to plug the titler in between my decks but BEFORE the mixer.  I'm old school.

When I was in college, I used 16mm B/W and color film on an old Steinbeck. If I wanted sound, I have to add reels of magnetic tape. That, my friends, is old skool. And yes, for rough cuts, I used a splicer and tape!

At home, my wife and I still have 8mm splicers, viewers, projectors, etc.

The cost of purchasing / developing film is insane, though.

oh yes..comparing then and now, the digital age gives you such great possibilties, that even some jerks easy can make light saber battles on their PCs/MACs, which are looking far way better than the originals back in time, which never could be payed by ordinary mortals then:

[Kitsunexus]

someone have any advise for editing/cuting MP3, Wave etc. with absolute ease? and as freeware.

thanx

Goldwave, it will nag you after like a couple of minutes, but you just restart and pick up where you left off.

[offsidewing]

Then you must have top-loading VCRs, too.

My Curtis Mathis from circa 1980.  I also have an S-VHS player and an SGI machine.

That's how I muthaf*ckin' roll...