In this long interview from Sound On Sound, Tom Jenkinson explains how he made the track "50 Cycles", from the 2004 album "Ultravisitor". Note that he mentions it being "the Vegas software, made by Sonic Foundry at the time". According to Wikipedia, "Sony Creative Software is a developer of various media software suites. Sony Creative Software was created in a 2003 deal with Madison media company Sonic Foundry in which it acquired its desktop product line, hired roughly 60% of employees, paid $18 million in cash, and took on certain liabilities and obligations." The link to Sonic Foundry even redirects to the Sony Creative Software page. Here's the quote from Jenkinson himself: "The track '50 Cycles' on Ultravisitor is a monster that took me a month to make. I used the Vegas software, made by Sonic Foundry at the time, to assemble literally thousands of edited pieces of audio, and it became something of monstrous complexity. I wanted cutting?edge digital signal processing and I wanted the most awkward, difficult, angular sounds."

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The Living Tombstone is a musical project which takes elements from the electronic dance genres of today and combining it with rock genre influences. Its lyrical content is varied from original songs written based on personal experiences, to songs about content I like from different mediums such as movies, shows and video games.

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Sony Vegas

On his site, Cobus says he uses Sony Vegas as his video editing program.

At 4:34, Frank opens Sony Vegas Pro to make his dank ass visual aesthetic.

On this photo Angemi uses Sony Vegas Pro to edit his video.

"I’ve worked both at home and at Midway and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment over the years with a variety of different setups. Currently I’m running Pro Tools 8 on an 8-core Power Mac and I have a number of excellent musical plug-ins: Omnisphere, Stylus RMX, Kontakt, Play Libraries (Ministry of Rock, Stormdrum, Symphonic Choirs) and other Native Instruments plug-ins. I also use Vegas and Sound Forge for sound effects and other mixing and editing."

"My main software tools of choice are all PC based and consist of Sony Vegas, Sony Sound Forge, Cakewalk, Nuendo & GigaStudio. I have superfast PC’s which are the latest designs powered and built by both AMD & Intel. I’ve always preferred JBL speakers and Mackie mixing consoles. My keyboard controller is currently a Yamaha Motif – 8 which I really like. Oh yeah… and they don’t call it the Music BUSINESS for nothing! So two other widely used software programs are Excel & Word!"

In a video shared by Nottjuniorr titled "Rojuu leakea canción," Rojuu is observed utilizing Sony Vegas Pro to record parts of his tracks, which he likely uploads to SoundCloud. This process involves altering the pitch and speeding up the tempo of his music. This evidence confirms that Rojuu incorporates Sony Vegas Pro into his music production workflow.