Editing music
Started by LS Kite Stakes, Sep 18 2011 08:19 AM
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 08:19 AM
I know it is possible, but what program do you use to edit music files? I did a quick search and found a bunch of downloadable software, purportedly for free, but want to get one that works, is free, and is not hard to learn how to use. I mainly want it to shorten a music track that is too long time wise by removing sections that do not add to the demonstration as a whole. Links to your favorite software would be appriciated......
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 09:36 AM
Personally I use Adobe Soundbooth CS4. It came with my Adobe Production Premium Suite CS4. It is available for PC or MAC.
I previously used Cool Edit Pro when it was free, now it is Adobe Audition which you have to pay for. It is very nice.
Apple also has a sound editing software, however I don't recall the name.
There is also some free stuff out there.
I previously used Cool Edit Pro when it was free, now it is Adobe Audition which you have to pay for. It is very nice.
Apple also has a sound editing software, however I don't recall the name.
There is also some free stuff out there.
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 10:55 AM
Check out this program, I totally trust download.cnet.com for free programs:
http://download.cnet...tml?tag=mncol;2
It's totally free, easy to learn, works perfectly. I use it myself
http://download.cnet...tml?tag=mncol;2
It's totally free, easy to learn, works perfectly. I use it myself
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 10:58 AM
Audacity - genuinely free and a very capable piece of software with a good and intuitve GUI
I used it to edit all the music for our wedding and subsequent slideshow and have also used it to create "seamless" tracks for "MP3" players (as per the original album - without the pauses between tracks - eg, Dark Side Of The Moon). Have even created my own tracks by sampling!
I used it to edit all the music for our wedding and subsequent slideshow and have also used it to create "seamless" tracks for "MP3" players (as per the original album - without the pauses between tracks - eg, Dark Side Of The Moon). Have even created my own tracks by sampling!
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 11:32 AM
I have used Audacity. A very powerful program for free. It doesn't take a lot to learn to use it.
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 05:10 PM
We have always used Soundforge which I bought at Office Depot or Best Buy at a reasonable price. It's very user friendly. That's what we use for all our kite music, and I also use it putting music together for videos at times. Never have tried any free software, didn't even know there was any out there. I learned something. :-)
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 05:40 PM
I'd think Audacity is more than enough for your needs. Simple to use and it's free. No complains so far, only positive compliments
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Posted 18 September 2011 - 06:28 PM
And here is the link to Audacity. http://audacity.sour...e.net/download/
It is put out by soudforge. It is free. I have used it for years. You will have to also download the Lame encoder in order to save your work in Mp3 format.
It is put out by soudforge. It is free. I have used it for years. You will have to also download the Lame encoder in order to save your work in Mp3 format.
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