I really don't know what spoken word has to do with anything much, the question
was about a sound editor and that should be able to handle exactly that,
Sound!.
This brings up an interesting point, Sound Forge have a version called Sound
Forge Audio Studio, that's the basic version of Sound
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On this week's Innovations, we start off with our usual brief look at
My wife and I are Steelers fans. When she is
watching the game on TV, and I bring in the radio
broadcast on a radio station on the net, I am
about a play behind the TV. Our net speed is 3
megs a second. If we bump up the speed to 6 megs
a second, would that bring me even with the TV?
Hi, All! Thanks for all your help. I'm looking for a robust sound
editor that I can grow into as I develop my skills in this
area. also, plan to convert my old vinyl to CD in the future, so
flexibility's important. Thanks again, and any additional ideas you
have would be helpful.--Matthew
One thing I do appreciate about the Goldwave and Total Recorder packages are
the amount of support users can access, in the case of Total Recorder you can
go on to their web site and read primers and tutorials covering all the topics
you've mentioned. In the case of Goldwave an extensive
Matt, if you want to convert your albums to cd, I wouldn't recommend studio
recorder.
It doesn't have any noise reduction facilities kr click and pop removal while
programs
such as goldwave have these facilities. On Sat, 11 Dec 2010 08:58:37 -0500,
Matthew Chao
wrote:
Hi, All! Thanks for
Hi, Tim! Thanks for the tip. Will use something other than the one
yu mentioned. I have GoldWave and Sound Forge; have to learn them
from scratch, as I haven't used them in a while.
Also, decided to get the Sony PCM-M10, as it's likely to meet my
needs for a while, and it's a recorder I
I doubt it because the delay comes from the station itself.
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Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 6:38 AM
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My wife and I are Steelers fans. When she is
watching the game
Hi!
Found an article in the Age Green Guide on Thursday which talks about turning
your Mac into a high quality dictation machine complete with foot pedal.
Why use this? Well the fact is - if you believe the article - a lot of people
still record lectures or notes and prefer to transcribe them
About to download this app to see how accessible it is, if I can get it working
then it will be very handy.
I use Voxi here for dictation purposes however Voxi to my knowledge doesn't
have a Voice Activation mode where as Pocket Dictate does, this app is
available free, read the description at
I wonder if it is worth getting the
Sound Forge upgrade to 10 pro. I have 7 and am still running XP but may want
to get one system running Win7 soon. Sony has a special on now so I would like
to decide soon.
Thanks.
I know there may be some pros but I'm more interested in the cons,
Hello, especially if you're running SF with Jim's extra scripts for
Jaws, you'll still be enjoying great functionality. I believe that version 8
was the first one to introduce the shuttle controls, which run the audio
file at a faster speed, which is different from Jim's scrubbing function.
I have a new set of USB Plantronics 6655
headphones. I have a conventional PCI sound
blaster live card. Is there a way to route from
the sound card to my headphones, the input, so I can listen to it?
--
Currently in Fessenden, North Dakota Clear, -2°F Wind:N-360° at 12mph
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You should be able to plug the USB Headphone into any USB port on your
computer and if it doesn't play sound through the earpiece, open the Volume
Control and ctrl-tab twice and you should be in a list of sound devices.
Arrow to the one the sounds should play through the headset.
The other way
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