I am also trying to figure out how to make station play list say the time!
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From: "Danny Miles" <emowarr...@googlemail.com>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 5:16 PM
Subject: Re: adjustments to station playlist
Hi Bob. I think you can go through the options dialogue and uncheck
the box which is defaulted to cross fading. If this option is
removed, tracks will not have their volumes faded at the end, so you
shouldn't lose any vocals. However, I've only been using the
programme for a week or so, so maybe somebody more experienced will
confirm or contradict this.
And, whilst I'm here, I have my own (more vague) Station Playlist
question. I'm using Studio Pro on a laptop with one soundcard and no
mixer. I've enabled my microphone, but either my microphone settings,
input/output settings or monitoring settings are faulty. When I
toggle the mic on I can't hear anything in my headphones. When I
toggle the mic off again I hear my vocals for about half a second
before it goes quiet again. I know this is quite a wide-ranging
question, but can anybody please advise on which setting might be
wrong? I've read the help information which relates to the settings
but I'm horribly confused with all of the input mixers and output
mixers etc (especially as I'm not using a mixer at all).
Sorry for the basic question, but any help will be appreciated.
Danny
On 12/18/10, Bob Seed <bobs...@tbaytel.net> wrote:
I am using station play list for an over the air information radio
station,
and would like to make adjustments to the play list, as the items are too
close together. This setting which I presume is the default setting would
be
good for music stations, as you can move from one song to another with a
smooth transition, unfortunately it does not work well for voice, as some
of
the items get clipped. Is there a way around this?
Thanks in advance
Bob . . ,
----- Original Message -----
From: "Walter" <w...@blueyonder.co.uk>
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 3:18 PM
Subject: RE: Question about mixing in Goldwave
Yes you can. 1. Record your verbal greeting. 2. Move it from your
Olympus
to your PC (you don't have to do this so long as you keep your Olympus
connected to the PC throughout the process). 3. Launch Gold Wave and
open
the music file you wish to use. 4. Now with Gold Wave open the
greeting
you recorded. 5. While in this file do a control+A to select all the
file
then control+C to copy to the clipboard. 6. Press control+tab to take
you
to the music file you already opened. 7. Press ALT and arrow right to
edit
and then go down until you come to Mix and press enter. 8. You will now
land on the part where you decide at what point you want the mix to
start.
It starts with hours then minutes then seconds and finally fractions of
a
second. 9. Once you have decided where you want the mix to begin press
the
tab key once and then the space bar to hear a preview. 10. If you are
happy with the preview, tab to OK and press the space bar then save your
file and that's it done. Walter.
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On Behalf Of Dave McElroy WA6BEF
Sent: 18 December 2010 19:43
To: 'PC Audio Discussion List'
Subject: Question about mixing in Goldwave
Ok, I don't own a mixer at this time, but I'd like to record a greeting
and
then place some music under it. Can this be done with Goldwave? Last
time
I did this we just recorded on the Olympus while standing near a
speaker,
but it sounded like it. <lol>
Thanks.
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