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Cutting down music.
Dec 13 2007, 2:48 am
By: Cayden  

Dec 13 2007, 2:48 am Cayden Post #1



Whats the best program to cut down music tracks? I'm not going to use Sound Recorder at all and cut it down every 3 seconds, thats just madness. I just can't think of any free programs that will do this. Does anyone know whats the best free program for wav editing? Thanks.



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Dec 13 2007, 3:46 am Roy Post #2

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Well... I personally use sndrec32 (Sound Recorder) for wav editing/compressing, mainly because I haven't found any free programs that work better. I guess you could search the web, but I'll be willing to bet that you'll find converters more often than editors...

This is borderline on-topic. Technically, while wav files are related to mapmaking, editing wav files is not really what this section is for...




Dec 13 2007, 3:50 am Riney Post #3

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Quote from Roy
This is borderline on-topic. Technically, while wav files are related to mapmaking, editing wav files is not really what this section is for...

His intentions are for mapping.

Personnaly, I havent found a good tool either, maybe Download.com has one for 30day free trial.



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Dec 13 2007, 6:35 am Impeached Post #4



http://goldwave.com

Completely free, great, and easy to use.



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Dec 13 2007, 11:59 am NudeRaider Post #5

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I using goldwave 4 for many years now.

Its very simple, nevertheless offers advanced functions, uses just a few mbs on the harddrive, there's no need to install and my serial gets me rid of any restrictions to the shareware.




Dec 13 2007, 10:51 pm Moose Post #6

We live in a society.

I've been using Audacity for any sound editing needs I encounter.




Dec 13 2007, 11:44 pm Falkoner Post #7



Use Audacity for music editing, and use Sound Recorder for compression, compress it to 16 bit 8.000 khz for smallest size!



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Dec 14 2007, 12:04 am NudeRaider Post #8

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Quote from Falkoner
Use Audacity for music editing, and use Sound Recorder for compression, compress it to 16 bit 8.000 khz for smallest size!
8 Bit works fine with no noticable loss of quality.
When using 8kHz or 11kHz you got no high frequencies which especially cripples the drum set.




Dec 14 2007, 12:08 am Moose Post #9

We live in a society.

Staredit compresses 16-bit much better than 8-bit - so much so that the 8-bit would actually add more space to the map than a 16-bit .WAV.




Dec 14 2007, 12:23 am Falkoner Post #10



That was for best compression, if you're going for quality AND size then I'd stick with the 11.025 khz, and 16 bit.



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Dec 14 2007, 5:56 pm TartarusMkII Post #11



While it may not have complex functions like gold wave, "Audacity" is very easy to use, and effective. you can download Audacity at Audacity.SourceForge.net



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