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BChat
Does anybody know of a good sound editor that works with Vista?
I like to cut/copy/paste parts of sound files.
TIA
BChat
I like to cut/copy/paste parts of sound files.
TIA
BChat
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Joseph Meehan
Try Roxio version 9 Sound Lab.
BChat said:Does anybody know of a good sound editor that works with Vista?
I like to cut/copy/paste parts of sound files.
TIA
BChat
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SeaJay
BChat said:Does anybody know of a good sound editor that works with Vista?
I like to cut/copy/paste parts of sound files.
TIA
BChat
The Standard Windows Vista Sound Recorder (.wma files) works well for what
your intentions describe...
Although, I prefer the Windows XP Sound Recorder (.wav files) ... I copied
Windows XP Sound Recorder to my Windows Vista system, Renamed it, and use it
frequently with Windows Vista for the same purposes you described...
Enjoy!
SeaJay
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Dave
Audacity
http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/
they seem to be having trouble with their site right now...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/
they seem to be having trouble with their site right now...
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BChat
Joseph,
Thanks for the reply. I have Roxio Easy Media Creator on my XP drive, it
works fine for what I want to do.
I was looking for something similar, yet simpler for Vista.
BChat
Try Roxio version 9 Sound Lab.
Thanks for the reply. I have Roxio Easy Media Creator on my XP drive, it
works fine for what I want to do.
I was looking for something similar, yet simpler for Vista.
BChat
Try Roxio version 9 Sound Lab.
B
BChat
SeaJay,
I tried your idea. Got the XP sound recorder to work in XP, but I want to be
able to see the oscillations, so I can make precise edits. My therapist says
I am making progress with my compulsive neurotic compulsions ;-)
BChat
The Standard Windows Vista Sound Recorder (.wma files) works well for what
your intentions describe...
Although, I prefer the Windows XP Sound Recorder (.wav files) ... I copied
Windows XP Sound Recorder to my Windows Vista system, Renamed it, and use it
frequently with Windows Vista for the same purposes you described...
Enjoy!
SeaJay
I tried your idea. Got the XP sound recorder to work in XP, but I want to be
able to see the oscillations, so I can make precise edits. My therapist says
I am making progress with my compulsive neurotic compulsions ;-)
BChat
BChat said:Does anybody know of a good sound editor that works with Vista?
I like to cut/copy/paste parts of sound files.
TIA
BChat
The Standard Windows Vista Sound Recorder (.wma files) works well for what
your intentions describe...
Although, I prefer the Windows XP Sound Recorder (.wav files) ... I copied
Windows XP Sound Recorder to my Windows Vista system, Renamed it, and use it
frequently with Windows Vista for the same purposes you described...
Enjoy!
SeaJay
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BChat
Thanks Dave -
I couldn't get to their site either.
I did find this though:
http://www.nch.com.au/wavepad/
It does exactly what I want - so far
;-)
BChat
Audacity
http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/
they seem to be having trouble with their site right now...
I couldn't get to their site either.
I did find this though:
http://www.nch.com.au/wavepad/
It does exactly what I want - so far
;-)
BChat
Audacity
http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/
they seem to be having trouble with their site right now...
C
Charlie Tame
BChat said:Does anybody know of a good sound editor that works with Vista?
I like to cut/copy/paste parts of sound files.
TIA
BChat
Find the open source program Audacity and also lame - lame is needed to
save in MP3 format
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Tim Slattery
Charlie Tame said:Find the open source program Audacity and also lame - lame is needed to
save in MP3 format
Agreed, Audacity is quite good. It can be found at
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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BChat
I d/l and installed this todday - will give it a shot - Thanks!
BChat
Agreed, Audacity is quite good. It can be found at
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
BChat
Charlie Tame said:Find the open source program Audacity and also lame - lame is needed to
save in MP3 format
Agreed, Audacity is quite good. It can be found at
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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