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What follows is a series of questions/statements:
does anyone know of anygood software for sampling parts of MP3 (I intend on taking the first/last 30 seconds,the lead-in/lead-out, of a song softening the volume mixing it and creating BG music)
To ReCap does anyone know a good way to only capture part of a song??
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<A mouse wearing frozen shorts enters, shivering.> I'm afraid I don't know of any good sound programs, but you might try `www.dogpile.com' and serch for sound-related stuff. It has proven its usefulness as a search engine on many {shiver} occasions. Oh, the frozen shorts come from two seperate areas of the ASW WebBoard. <The mouse checks his watch, then starts to break the ice off of the shorts.>
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Lemme see...I know one for Windows. CoolEdit Pro.
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Originally posted by GameFanatic: **Lemme see...I know one for Windows. CoolEdit Pro. **
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Originally posted by chill_rx: **::glares with an unbreaking leer:: FOR Macintosh...of course...and only macintosh...
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<A mouse enters, shivers, then speaks.> Amen. While you people are at it, see if you can find a good graphics editor other than GraphicConverter. <Mouse shivers again, then looks down at his coat. It's covered with frost. The mouse leaves, teeth chattering.>
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1. Go get 'SoundApp' at ( (url="http://"http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~franke/SoundApp/")http://www-cs-studen...ranke/SoundApp/(/url) ). It's freeware. It's small.
2. Go get 'Pro Tools Free' at ( (url="http://"http://www.digidesign.com/ptfree")http://www.digidesign.com/ptfree(/url) ). It's freeware. It's big and somewhat bloated, and requires you to turn virtual memory off, and maybe go and download OMS and install that, too.
3. Get the manuals for Pro Tools while you're at it, or go onto GlueBubble's hotline server and get the first draft of my 'Brief Guide to Sound Design,' and read the 5 minute intro to Pro Tools.
4. Convert MP3 to SDII: Launch Soundapp. Under the Convert menu, set your options to 'Sound Designer II", "PCM", "44100", "Stereo", "16-bit". Go back to the Finder, drag and drop your MP3 on SoundApp while holding down SHIFT. Select a place to save it to.
5. Quit Soundapp, launch ProTools. Make a new project, make two audio channels, bring up the Edit window, and click on the Audio Tray's head (where it says "Audio" on the far right") and choose "Import File". Go find the file you just created. When it's done importing, drag it over to the top track of the two. Bingo, you can now edit your audio.
6. Select the parts you don't want with the Selector, and hit 'Delete'. You now have audio regions of the parts you do want. Move them around with the Grabber and re-arrange as you see fit.
7. When you're happy with it, Bounce it to Disk. I believe this is in the file menu. It will spit out a two-channel SDII file. Use SoundApp to convert it to the more universal AIFF format, and you can use iTunes or most other MP3 encoding software to get an MP3 out of it.
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(This message has been edited by sanehatter (edited 03-25-2001).)