Allison, you are quite correct about Karaoke.
Do you have MSN?.
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hi lui, ,re sites for fx,try the following ,it is a fx sound search
engine: and provides a 5 or so second sample:www.findsounds.com:.hope this
helps.Alan 04:44 PM 11/10/05 -0800, you wrote:
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>body know of any good sites to download fx in wav o
Hi, Gary:
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 02:08:27 -0500, you wrote:
>How does WE do?
Actually, not to badly. At least it finds all the hot-spots and
identifies them as custom controls. It even reads most of them as what
they are--big lists mostly. I still have not properly identified the
windows or frame
all I gotta say is, wow. I was so impressed with this thing from the start,
I bought it. I love the compression--better in my oppinion than audio
stocker or rocksteady, or even the thomas limiter. i think at it's defaults,
it sounds perfect. The compression's definitely there, but it's very subt
Hi there, well the subject sums it up. What do people find to be the best audio
editing/recording sostware to use? In particular, programs that work well with
either window-eyes/jaws?
I know that sound forge is popular for music, and there's also studio recorder
for spoken word content.
Arthur, have you tried MP3DirectCut created by Michael Lang of Germany?
There's an audio demo with instructions.
Harry Bassler
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I think I got it in 2000 or so, but I know it's been out of warranty awhile,
and Dell repair could be more expensive than it's worth. There well could be
cheaper processing solutions out there than buying another old laptop of
unknown condition on Ebay, especially considering Sound Solution made
I'll add you when I am on next.
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> Allison, you are quite correct about Karaoke.
> Do you have MSN?.
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Wouldn't that conflict with jaws though? What I mean to say is, wouldn't it
pick up jaws as well when I record?
Allison
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It would. I know you asked this question before about Gold Wave. I'll just
tell you that it will be no easier to accomplish what you want to do with
Sound Forge than it would d be with Gold Wave. What I did for the tracks I
recorded myself was to put on a pair of headphones, play the karaoke fil
Gold wave works wonderfully with both window eyes and jaws all versions of
the programsaand screen readers.
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I have had outstanding luck with Sound forge 8 and windows and virgo. It is
excellent for editing voice.
Doug
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Ah see, i keep forgetting you're using software speech, whereas I've got a
dectalk express here so in my case the 2 wouldn't conflict. It looks like
Bruce's idea is the best one out there. Ah hey, it was a good thought though!
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Thanks! Sounds like a good option.
Allison
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> It would. I know you asked this question before about Gol
Hi Arthur. I use Soundforge 7.0, and also have 8.0. I think that it works
well with me, using Jaws!
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Hi guys,
I use a program called Fast Edit and it works good with window-eyes.
The company is based out of minnetonka minosota.
Denny
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Arthur! Sound Forge works pretty well with either Window Eyes or JAWS
out of the box but if you want access to more features you can always get
current Snowman scripts for $35. I don't know what the JAWS help is talking
about but the Snowman keeps his Scripps current with new releases of bot
Jerry,
What's the Snowman's current "Address"? I remember that he switched around,
awhile back.
Regards,
Mac Norins
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Hi all
I believe that it is possible to play wma files on my iriver h320. However,
is it possible to simply transfer copyrighted wma files through windows
explorer by copy and past or must some other step be followed to transfer
the files to an mp3 player? Must windows media player be used for
Mac! The Snowman is at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You know, I hope the cops don't monitor this list, Snowman!
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Why, is he selling coke or something? Just kidding, Snowman!
-Mac-
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Mac! The Snowman
As the subject line asks, is the upgrade from Sound Forge 6 to 8 worth
doing? Does the answer change if one is or is not using the Snowman
scripts? What is the cost to upgrade?
Thanks.
Dean
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i'm sure i read somewhere the upgrade is $149 from any previous version of
SF to SF8.
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Hey guys,
I'm thinking about going windows media.
Is sam broadcaster accessible?
Thanks,
Jed
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Hello:
Transferring will not be a problem: the problem might be playing the files.
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It would most likely increase the level, probably to the point of serious
overmodulation & it would sound very distorted.
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I heard it isn't accessible. I was always curious what the Wolf FM guy uses,
as he's got a nice setup with the song info in the player, which I heard is
sort of required if one wanted to get licensed anyways, to my understanding.
Wonder if the sam encoders for winamp are accessible for media pla
Ah, not a good idea then. That's why when I had dad help me hook up, I told
him not to put the XM on the phono as I thought it'd sound bad. It would be
fine if that input is just a name, like VCR, that is normal without the
preamp, but then it'd say aux on it.
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Media player probably has to be used to do it so they play. I think audible
files, as long as the device is activated, will transfer. I was thinking of
getting a CF reader as the Pac Mate is real slow in transferring files to
it, if I download to my computer and just drop the files in the my
do
Hi
I like and use Adobe Audition - the scripts work well in both edit and
multitrack view.
The program was formerly cool Edit Pro.
For hundreds of presets in audio restoration Diamond Cut 6 from Tracertek is
great.
Gordon McFarlane
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Wow Shane, that's a rave if ever I heard one, andI couldn't agree
more. What I like about it just as much as its subtle hand on the
compression knob is the volume-raising effect it has on soft intros
without the pump sound you hear when the loud parts come in. Also, if
my subway- and datacenter-ru
The Sound Forge scripts for JAWS can be pretty much discarded.
Snowman's got it down to a science.
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Hi. I wanted to try mediansoft batch converter for converting video files I
record on my TV card to wav or mp3 files in batch, as I have a large folder
of them. How do I get the debuggers off of here? I need to have every last
trace of anything that looks like a debugger off, as various programs
If you had a last name like Snowbarger, what would you call yourself?
I went through life as Matt or Mad-Man because nobody could say or
spell Matzura.
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The Encoders module is very accessible. SAM BC is not.
But we're workin' on it, as you see if you've just read Jim's message
from JarData.
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goes. I may not have expressed things as you did, but essentially
we're on the same path I think.
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Hi steve. I agree with you whole-heartedly. a beautiful piece of work, but
it does need more accessibility. Again, I say, wow.
Shane
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Try Toews. I defy anyone who's never heard of the name to pronounce it
correctly.
Bruce
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Jaws of course says it
"Toes"
How do you say it?
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Try Toews. I defy anyone who's never heard o
Hi.
Is any internet site carrying commentary on the first cricket test between
England and Pakistan, please?
Thanks!
Regards.
Thanks!
ENQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW WHAT THE HELL YOU DO ALL DAY!
Mentes quaerentes volunt scire quid in Hadei facias totum diem!
Have you tried the BBC 5 Live Extra website?
John
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>Is any internet site carrying commentary on the first cricket test
>between England and Pakistan, please?
>Thanks!
>Regards.
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>Thanks!
>ENQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW WHAT THE HELL YOU DO ALL DAY!
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Depends on how complicated you want to get with batch processiong.
If all you do is make mp3s, don't bother.
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yes, I did, they have only the recorded clips of various statements but not
the live commentary.
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Not that I know of.
BBC are carrying it on radio but don't have online rights for commentary.
www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive and
www.bbc.co.uk/asiannetwork/index.shtml?logo will have regular updates and
analysis.
Stephen Jolley
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they had the rights for the Ashes, right?
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> Not that I know of.
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> BBC are carrying it on radio bu
Yes.
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Hello.
My PC and the Add/Remove utility of Windows XP Home Edition have been
getting a big workout the past 3 days.
I'm trying to find a feature rich MP3 mixing program that works well with
JFW 7.0. A program where most, if not all the mixing/scratching/BPM
features are accessible via the key
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