I didn't know there was an adobe audition 3. Is there jaws scripts for it,
or are you using it without scripts? Please give me more info on this if
you will.
Ted Phillips
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If you want something not so expensive, checkout the better voice
recorders from Sony and Olympus.
The Sony ICD-SX57 has 256 megs of built-in memory and offers line-in
recording. You can even tell it to let you control the recording level
manually and turn a limiter on or off. However, it records
Hi All! I haven't been able to post in the last few weeks because of issues
with Comcast! But now, I have a problem, I had Nero 5.5 on my system, but like
an idiot, I forgot what version I had, so I downloaded Nero 6, and it told me
to uninstall Nero 5. I did that, then tried to reinstall, bu
I might offer for your consideration the Victor Stream!
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From: "Walter Ramage" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2008 8:38 AM
Subject: RE: Daisy books onto mp3 players
> Hi Jason. I don't keep books but have copied a few
Hello Norma,
This is right up my ally.
I do a lot of this stuff in my spare time too as well.
To answer the first question, the line in jack on your sound card has a
volume control.
You can go in to my computer, then control panel, then sounds and audio
devices.
Once you get there, you will be on
Hi guys,
I have a digital piano I would like to use to do some recording on my
PC. The only output jack is called headphone/line out. The level is
not high enough to get an adequate signal to my sound card. I am
thinking I need a pre-amp, but don't know what to get. I am also
wondering if
I use this thing called Switch, free version first and then purchased it
after it proved to work well.
Don't know if that is what your looking for but that is all I got.
MMM
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Thanks Tyler, I've already done that and yes, it's a VERY good
program...Paul
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Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 12:00 PM
Subject: Re: Converting .mid Files To .MP3 Files?
> Try swit
Try switch audio converter.
I think you can get it at
http://nch.com.o, or just google nch software. I love this program.
Its freeware btw
Have a good day from Tyler C. Wood!
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Hp pavillion dv52
I don't know if it's accessible, and I don't know if the trial will go
through the complete act of doing it, but this thing called Note Burner will
theoretically create a virtual CD burner to use with their conventional
burning method that might work to get the job done. The trouble is that if
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Record it with any editor using your "what you hear," option, turning off
your speech program or editing it.
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Hi all.
Thanks SOO much for this link. I downloaded, installed, and ran the
switch program and it worked REAL fine. Thanks again...Paul
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Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 1:54 PM
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> High Paul,
> There is a peace of software that you can get to ac
Thanks John VERY much. I really appreciate this...Paul
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> High Paul,
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Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 9:43 PM
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> Hello,
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> A friend of mine wants to record things like the radio and tv using some
> sort of
High Paul,
There is a peace of software that you can get to accomplish that task.
It is called, Switch Audio File Converter.
I don't remember the site address right at this moment, but I will find it
and get back to you with it.
My best regards to you!
John.
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It makes no difference which program you use the best you will be able to do
is push the vocals farther back but the only way to fully remove them is to
have the original tracks so you could cut out that track alone. An mp3 is
already mixed down thus every track is blended.
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hi guys,
I'm trying to get to grips with Adobe Audition3, but am having problems
trying to remove a vocal track from an mp3 file.
This particular software doesn't seem to be very accessible to speech
readers.
Do you know of any other piece of software, that could do the job instead of
Adobe Aud
Hi listers.
Does anybody know where I can get a quick and dirty freeware program to do
this? I am needing this ASAP because I have someone with a .mid file that
needs to be converted to .MP3 PRONTO! I tried downloading "bestmidi2mp3" but
the file I need to convert is too big for the trial ver
I didn't know soundtaxi had that capability. How much does it cost and
where do I find it?
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From: "Tim Grady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 3:11 AM
Subject: Re: using goldwave to convert audible files
> Some p
Some people still can do it, but no one knows why. The sure way to do
it is with Soundtaxi. Use Soundtaxi to convert the files to .wav
format and then use Goldwave to do anything else.
On Feb 19, 2008, at 11:22 PM, Scott Blanks wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> Is it still possible to use Goldwave
Yes,
pogo at "pogoproducts.com" has the Radio Your Way LX, which allows for input
recording via a mini plug. It also has am/fm radio built right into the player
with timer recording capabilities.
there was however speculation they were discontinuing the item here in the
states due to a law sui
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