Don't miss out on our exciting upcoming Partner webinars – Important Update

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Thanks to all of you who have registered to our webinars so far.
We need to announce a last minute update regarding the webinar scheduled for this Wednesday, May 15th - Brendon O'Sullivan’s session on adding value to clients by upselling products & services had to be rescheduled.
The topic and presenter for this webinar session has been replaced with our experienced BC Partner Tim Gentle from Design Experts on Wed, May 15th for a business session, where you will learn how to Develop an Effective Sales Strategy for Your Web Agency.
Wed, May 15th: Developing an Effective Sales Strategy for Your Web Agency with Tim Gentle from Design Experts
Register for these sessions by clicking on the links below:
Australian/EU session (17.00 EST / 09.00 CEST)
US/EU session (09.00 PDT / 18.00 CEST)
To make sure you can put your learning into practice, webinar participants will be receiving a 15% discount on their next website. (Some conditions for the coupon code apply*)
The series continues in June and July with presentations from two of our trusted Partners, Brett Stockley and Brent Weaver, who will teach you how to grow your business into the future. Registrations are now open for those instances as well, and we will be sending out a reminder as we move closer to the presentation dates.
Wed, June 12th: Online Marketing with Brett Stockley from PrettyPollution
Register for these sessions by clicking on the links below:
Australian/EU session (17.00 EST / 09.00 CEST)
US/EU session (09.00 PDT / 18.00 CEST)
Wed, July 10th: Learn how BC Gurus leverages Web Apps to power their popular Business Catalyst community website with Brent Weaver from BC Gurus
Australian/EU session (17.00 EST / 09.00 CEST)
US/EU session (09.00 PDT / 18.00 CEST)
If you could not join us live, or would like to review some parts of the past webinars, you can click on the title and access the recording of past webinars here:
Dreamweaver & Business Catalyst integration - with Adam Broadway: http://my.adobeconnect.com/p9i3707tw4w/
Business Catalyst integration with Muse - with Daniele Beaumont and Chris Kellet: http://my.adobeconnect.com/p66zikge03g/             
We would love to hear your feedback on this webinar series and as always suggestions are welcomed at [email protected]
*the 15% discount coupon applies for new site upgrades on any yearly/biyearly desired plan. Coupon validity: 31-Jul-2013, only available for the webinars’ attendees.
See you there!
The Adobe Business Catalyst Team

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Hi ZypKode, I couldn't help but reply to your post: Back before Win 95 I was using Digigram's Xtrack audio editor. It didn't run on Win 3.x because that OS wasn't capable enough. Win 95 just managed that when it came out. I looked at Cool Edit Pro around that time, and it was Ok. But for my work which was a lot of interview recording/editing plus radio programme recording in 4 track (2 tracks for voicing, 1 stereo track for music) Xtrack was way out ahead, in terms of multitrack capability but especially speed of work. Even the waveform display had several options apart from the standard full-wave that every editor, even today uses (Audacity offers a dB display which is better, but nothing like the old Xtrack offering). The option I always used was a half-wave display with just the outline, and it was logarithmic rather than linear. Result was that, without resorting to zooming in and out, you could see the noise floor, see the detail of the person's breath and lip-smack. With a little experience you could do most voice edits just by looking without even listening – which, of course, you did afterward, just to make sure :-)  Producers used to look at me as if I was a magician when doing the edits like that.  If Audition one day offered that as a waveform option, they could put it forward as a revolutionary new experience, since Digigram, better known for their high end audio hardware, dropped Xtrack a few years ago, being too small a company to compete with the big players.