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Chocobo
 Member 691 Level 10.88 Mar 2006 
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Audio recording
My sister is having a wedding in a month. I'm gonna try to record some sounds from the band playing at the reception. Is there a way I can just tap in to their switch?
So, I need to know a program that I can use to record and edit these sound files (preferably in flac format (or another lossless format)). What kind of app would you recommend> Joseph Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 4709 Level 26.30 Apr 2006
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Are you wanting to multi-track (aka, seperate control of instruments AFTER the performance), or are you thinking a stereo recording (aka, control of instruments ONLY at performance)? I assume stereo recording, and what equipment are you planning on recording them with (PC, CDRecorder, MiniDisc, other)?
If only PC, then just send a line-in signal and you can use windows sound recorder. If you want to edit, you'll have to probably buy a program (or Torrent one). I've got a free simple program called YAMP that can record but not edit. I have a old program called Cool Edit 2000, that has been hacked and cracked to pieces. I'm sure you could find one of those somewhere... There's nowhere I can't reach. ~ Ready To Strike ~ :Currently Playing: League Of Legends(PC), Skyrim(PC), Golden Sun: Lost Age(GBA), Twilight Princess(Wii), Portal2(PC), Dragon Warrior II(NES), Metroid Prime 2: Echoes(GC)
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Chocobo
Member 691 Level 10.88 Mar 2006
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I will be using a laptop (yes, sterio). I can't figure out windows recorder, you can only record 60 seconds easily. I'm thinking about using audacity. Free, bottom line...
Joseph This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Member 4709 Level 26.30 Apr 2006
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Like I said, if you want something that edits wave files, I don't know of any free program that does so in a non-linear way (i.e. you look at the wav file and edit it). If you do find one, let me know what it is. But spending $20-40 for a program is probably a good idea. So find one that you like, link it here, and I'll check it to see that it has all you need.
I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? ~ Ready To Strike ~ :Currently Playing: League Of Legends(PC), Skyrim(PC), Golden Sun: Lost Age(GBA), Twilight Princess(Wii), Portal2(PC), Dragon Warrior II(NES), Metroid Prime 2: Echoes(GC)
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Larry Oji, Super Moderator, Judge, "Dirge for the Follin" Project Director, VG Frequency Creator
Member 10566 Level 1.02 Aug 2006
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To get your work done, why not try with FlexiMusic Wave editor, an audio editing and recoring software. This can be obtained a shareware basis (it is free to use for seven used days)
I was speaking idiomatically. |
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Chocobo
Member 652 Level 10.31 Mar 2006
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Yeah, Audacity is pretty good for recording and editing audio. That's my recommendation.
What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
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