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Adobe Soundbooth
Developer:	Adobe Systems
Initial release:	2006-10-26
Preview release:	2.0 beta / 2006-12-19
OS:	Mac OS X and Windows XP
Platform:	x86 only
Use:	audio editor
Website:	http://labs.adobe.com/

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External links

• Adobe Labs - Soundbooth