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3rd January 2004, 12:05 AM
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I also have a Mac, and lucky for me also a PC. Free speaker design software for the mac doesn't seem to exist. Their are dozens of free packages for the PC out there on the net, but for the Mac. Don't know, searched a lot, didn't find one, found about a hundred for the PC though. (only a couple of actually good ones, but still none for the Mac) Even if you search for non-free software the Mac is way behind. The Mac on the other hand is much better in sound editing software, that's why I have one.
My advice, get a good PC emulator for your Mac and a world of speaker design software is opening in front of your eyes, really, trust me on that one. |
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good free/soft ware for Mac?
