NGWave Audio/Sound/MP3 Editor: Resources
This section will offer links to various resources, such as sound card manufacturers, driver download pages, CODEC resources, and other similar things.On-Site Resources
Things you may find useful within the NGWave.com web site:- Technical Support for our Products
- Usage Tutorials for Digital Audio Editing
- Test Scenerios to compare NGWave with other editors
- Downloads of products and sample files
- Contact Information to contact us
Off-Site Resources
These are resources we think you may find useful. Next Generation Software, Inc. does not endorse any of these web sites specifically, and cannot be held responsible for the content of any web site not within the NGWave.com domain.Audio Software
Below are links to other audio software pages you may find useful.- Multimedia HQ - Everything Multi-Media, from animation software to WWE Multimedia.
- MAZ Sound Tools - CD rippers, MP3 encoders, and lots more
- Virtual DJ Studio - another product by Next Generation Software, Inc.
Sound Cards and Drivers
Here are some handy links to help you find an updated sound card or DirectX driver:- Microsoft's DirectX Home Page
- Creative Labs (Sound Blaster) Driver Downloads
- Compaq Driver Downloads
- Hewlet Packard Driver Downloads
- Dell Support Site
Web Sites
These are some handy web sites:- Google - The search engine
Other Utilities
We strongly recommend Windows 2000 or XP for serious audio professionals. The NT-series of Windows (NT 4.0, 2000, XP) is much more stable than the 9x series (95, 98, and ME). NGWave supports Windows 98, ME, 2000 and XP.However, if you must stick with 98 or ME, you may find IERadicator handy. It removes Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE, or just IE) from your system. Since the browser is so tightly integrated into Windows itself, removing IE can seriously improve performance and stability.
Of course if you do this, you'll need a web browser. We recommend Mozilla in this case.
