Ronald! To record from the line in of your Sound Blaster Audigy sound
card do the following:
! Press windows-r to bring up the Run Dialogue
! Type sndvol32 /r, mind the space between 32 and /r
! Tap Enter
! Tab to the checkbox labeled Line In and be sure it's checked
! Press alt-f4 to close
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Ron! Most people would agree that Sound Forge is the very best stereo
audio editor out there. It's $350.00 at Chirping Bat,
www.chirpingbat.com/soundforge.shtml, includes Noise Reduction 2.0, CD
Architect 5.0 and shipping. Depending on your needs you might do just as
well with Goldwave
Graham! Your problem with Sound Forge 7.0 telling you that MP3 is an
unsupported format doesn't make sense to me. Have you tried Sony at
1-800-577-6642 or 1-608-204-8085? They're very helpful.
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Shashi! Chirping Bat has the M-Audio Sonica Theater for $115.00. It's
a USB sound card / surround sound processor capable of everything from
stereo to 7.1 surround sound. Check it out at
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Steve! Perhaps the person who lives in a small apartment with stereo
but wants surround sound wants the M-Audio Sonica Theater. It's $115.00
plus $30.00 shipping and insurance to Australia. This is a USB device. You
can read about it at www.chirpingbat.com/delta.shtml
Here following
Kathy! The popular Snowman Sound Forge scripts are available for Sound
Forge 6.0 and JFW 5.0. You can get them from Chirping Bat for $30.00 at
www.chirpingbat.com/soundforge.shtml
I don't know how sophisticated a user you are but you might try
downloading a demo of Window Eyes and
You might consider Text to Audio for $69.95, includes shipping. Check
it out at www.chirpingbat.com/premierprogramming.shtml
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Text to Audio converts text to MP3 as well as nine other audio formats.
You can put book marks where you like but each bookmark represents a new
audio file. Text to Audio now also has integrated CD burning capability.
Check it out at: www.premier-programming.com/TTA/texttoaudio.htm
Ron! You say that you have a line out that is a digital out. This
doesn't make sense to me. Either it's a Line Out or a Digital Out. You
have to have a true audio Line Level Output on your receiver, they all have
at least one pair, one for each stereo channel.
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Ron! The latest version of Sound Forge is version 7.0. To hear what's
new in Sound Forge 7.0 checkout the videos at
http://mediasoftware.sonypictures.com/products/showproduct.asp?PID=668
They're very well done and are packed with information.
Basically though you can set Sound
Jarad! Most commonly you would use a cable that has an eighth inch
stereo male phone plug on one end and two RCA males on the other end. The
cable might cost $5.00 at any Radio Shack or electronics supply shop. Plug
the eighth inch plug into your headphone jack on the laptop and plug the
Kathy! For a couple of years now the Sony MZB-100 has been the
portable hi-fidelity recorder of choice for blind people. It's one big
drawback is that you can't transfer it's recordings to computer except
through recording them again on the computer. The newer models will have
this data
Frank! I assume that these are Music CD's and not Data CD's? I
know they are books but if you purchased them from a store then they are
probably what we call Music CD's which don't necessarily have to have
music on them. It refers more to the format in which they've been produced.
In
Doug! You need to go to Radio Shack and get a cable to connect the
Line Level output of your Sound Blaster Live to the Line Level input of
your speaker system, weather it be a set of computer speakers or a standard
stereo system. We're talking about $5 or $6 here. To go to your standard
Paul! Go to www.cdex.n3.net and download the free CD Extractor. It
has become the standard.
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Hamish! Actually there was a program to convert a wav file to a midi
file a couple of years ago. I don't know how far it ever got. It's a huge
problem. Converting one instruments one note at a time is easy with most
instruments but to take a piece of music performed by a group and convert
Debeli! I don't believe that any of the current line of Sony MiniDisk
devices accommodate the uploading of data from the MiniDisk to the PC. Sony
seems stuck on the playback features and not on the recording features.
Some of the new line of NiniDisk machines due out three months ago will
allow
Peter! CD Architect is a professional music CD mastering program and
it is accessible. Check it out at
http://mediasoftware.sonypictures.com/products/showproduct.asp?PID=780FeatureID=6697
It's more for people who are mastering CD's for commercial reproduction. I
don't actually even use it
Allison! To record from your sound card with Sound Forge try this:
! Press windows-r
! Type sndvol32 /r
! Tab to a checkbox labeled Mic or Microphone and be sure it's checked
! Run Sound Forge
! Press ctrl-r
! Press alt-r
! Talk into your microphone
! Tap the escape key twice
! Tap the
Jim! Are you sure you want a DEC-TALK Express. Just this past week
the new DEC-TALK USB was released. Check it out at
www.chirpingbat.com/dectalkusb.shtml. Right now Chirping Bat will deliver
it anywhere in the United States for a total of $650.00. That's $45.00 off
the retail price and
Steve! If you open the M3U with Notepad or some other text editor
you'll see that it's a list of titles and paths to MP3 files on your
computer. It's a play list. It doesn't mean anything without those MP3s
and the paths. Once you put the M3U and MP3s on another machine it probably
Don! It can be done and it's easier than with JFW. Go to Control
Panel, Sounds and Audio Devices. Get on the Audio tab and choose whatever
sound card you want Window Eyes to go through. Now go into WinAmp or
whatever other audio application you like and select whatever audio device
you
Hank! To copy two MP3's together:
! Press windows-r to bring up the Run dialogue
! Type command
! Tap enter, now you're in DOS
! Type cd c:\... where ... is the rest of the path to the folder where the
MP3's are
! Type copy file1.mp3+file2.mp3 file3.mp3
! To get out of this type and back
I meant you can change the M3U to txt. Trying to open an MP3 file with
a text editor doesn't have any meaning.
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When you choose What You Hear then you have to go back into the
Playback Properties of the Volume Control and be sure that the things you
want to record are unmuted. This includes Line In, Microphone, Wave etc.
It really means what it says, What You Hear. Other Sound Cards call What
You
David! So called multi-channel sound cards are radically available.
In fact I'm surprised that you don't have one. They've been the norm for
the past few years. They range in price from $30 to $1,000 and more. You
can get them with MIDI ports built into them also and you can get them with
CDEX can be found at www.cdex.n3.net
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! J-Say without Naturally Speaking:
There are some cordless headphones on my web site at
www.chirpingbat.com/rfheadphones.shtml. I would recommend the Advent AW-770
for $100.00, includes delivery in the United States but all the Sennheiser's
are there too. The advertised range on the Advent's is 300 feet like most
of the
Gary you can subscribe to a couple of Sound Forge lists from my Sound
Forge page at www.chirpingbat.com/soundforge.shtml
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Sunshine! For a Sound Forge 7.0 demo go to:
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Morey! The digital input on your sound card would be to input audio
from a device capable of outputting audio in a digital format such as some
DVD players.
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You can get all the XM and Sirius receivers and accessories at Chirping
Bat also but they're new products and I don't have access to prices yet.
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Mimi! There is several ways to do this. In Outlook Express there is
one way I use a lot. While composing the message go under Tools, then
Select Recipients. Find a name that you want to add, highlight it and push
the correct button according to what field you want the name in.
Jim! I would be surprised if anyone could buy a DVD player today that
does not play CD's. I saw a stand alone DVD player the other day for $39.
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Sunshine! Maybe the Edirol UA1-D will do what you want. It's a cable
that converts optical to analogue. It's $100 at Chirping Bat. Check it out
at: http://www.edirol.com/products/info/ua1d.html
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Sunshine! You can get all the Edirol products from me here in the
United States. I'm not sure exactly what you want to do. Why don't you
send me a phone number or you can call me at 1-518-572-6092.
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Peter! You can download the accessible Sound Forge 6.0 manual from
www.chirpingbat.com/soundforgedocumentation. If you have trouble let me
know.
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Tony! Most people use WinAmp to play MP3's as well as a host of other
file formats. WinAmp is free. Get the latest accessible version from
www.acbradio.org
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The Sennheiser headphones are nice. I like the Advents, they're much
less expensive, sound comparable, they sound great, they are loud enough to
act as small loudspeakers when laying them down somewhere and they last
eight hours on an overnight charge. Last I knew I was charging $200 for
MOrey! An MP3 is always smaller than a Wave file. Do you have a
specific example?
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To connect a record player or turntable to the computer for recording
vinyl records you need to be sure that there is a RIAA preamp between the
stylus and the computer somewhere. Something called a Record Player would
have this preamp built-in. Most turntables would not. Most turntables
Ron! The RIAA preamp is a special preamp. Every microphone mixer has
a preamp, in fact mixers are formally known as Preamp Mixers. The RIAA
preamp amplifies different frequencies by different amounts. When a
recording is put on Vinyl the lower frequencies have to be cut back in order
for
Gordon! It's unfortunate but this is the way that many of these
recorders work. The newer Sony MiniDisk machines do allow for uploading to
the computer. I have an older Sony memory recorder that let's me upload to
the computer but the audio quality is bad. With my Sony MZB-100 I just
Kurt! I can get you CD duplicators. If you didn't have a preference I
would go for Sony. They are expensive. How many CDs do you think you might
like to duplicate and how fast? I really don't know what's available. It
doesn't come up very often, things are always changing and I've never
Stephen! To hear a great video describing the new features in Sound
Forge 7.0 go to www.chirpingbat.com/soundforge.shtml and click on the link
labeled What's new in Sound Forge 7.0 ... and follow the instructions
described in that link.
I think the upgrade price right now is $150.00 and
When I switch sound cards for speech I don't have to reboot the
computer, just close Window Eyes and restart it.
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Kathy! Is JAWS speaking through your default sound card now? What
audio programs are you using? Typically you can go into Preferences or
equivalent for the program and tell it which audio device to use.
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You can download the Premier CD / DVD writing software from
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Purchase from Chirping Bat and save yourself the $7.95 in shipping and
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Jim! Do this:
! windows-r to bring up the Run dialogue
! Type sndvol32
! Press Enter
! Tab through until you find a checkbox associated with the Microphone
volume and be sure it's unchecked
This is not the same checkbox that you're concerned with for recording.
This is for monitoring.
Any computer based audio recording program will record a stream.
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Andrea! It's fairly simple to calculate the frequencies of the musical
notes. Suppose your at middle A whose frequency in the United States is 440
hertz. To calculate the frequency of the next note up which is A sharp just
multiply 440 by 1.0594630943592952645618252949463 and to calculate
Twenty or so years ago I had a $20 or so microphone from Radio Shack
that did a great job of recording a telephone conversation. I think they
still have something available. The phone line from the wall plugs into one
socket, the phone plugs into another socket and there is an eighth inch
Dean! Sonar by Cakewalk is really
what most of the professionals are using for sequencing on Windows systems.
Input music different ways both through audio and through MIDI, no need for
a MIDI keyboard. There are a couple of options but
we're talking about a serious financial investment
Jim! If you're doing serious music and audio work involving the need
for low latency then you should know that many people would agree that you
should stay away from any Sound Blaster products.
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Sun Sparkle! The reason is low latency. This won't be a problem
with most every day users. If I have a MIDI keyboard and some software
music synthesizer running and I press a note on the keyboard, with a low
latency card such as Sound Blaster devices it may take .5 or more seconds
for a
It's true that one can install Sound Forge as many times as one likes
for personal use but it might take a phone call to Sony so that you can
speak with them and tell them that your intended installations are
legitimate. I guess I have six installations going right now. I think I've
gone
I'm not sure that Aaron of GW Micro is contradicting me. I think he's
just saying that it's not possible fright now to tell Window Eyes what sound
card to use and that is true. It's my understanding that Window Eyes always
uses the default system sound card so if you change that under
Mimi a coaster is a CD that was ruined somehow. Usually it was ruined
while burning it. When it's ruined then supposedly the only thing it's good
for is a coaster. I don't think it would even make much of a coaster with
that hole in the center.
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To get audio from my minidisks to my computer I play my Sony MZB100
into the line-level input of the computer and record the audio with Sound
Forge. Total Recorder should work as well.
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Most people that I know of don't have much luck with M-Audio / Delta
cards working with software speech. Maybe it's got something to do with the
card's processing the information so much faster than the screen reader is
generating it.
I'm quite confident in saying that most people who
Will I use my Edirol UA3-FX for software speech. It is considered high
end by most standards. It has low latency drivers that professional music
and audio applications require. I sell it for $172.
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Mimi! I use the Edirol UA3-FX but I'm perfectly happy most of the time
with the onboard sound card. I don't know of anything that's fully
accessible but what sorts of things would you want to control? With every
onboard sound card I've ever seen you can bring up the volume control. What
Susan! Any onboard sound card or most any inexpensive $20-$100 sound
card should be fine for software speech. The choice of the other card
depends on what you want to do with it audiowise. Most people would be
happy with any sound card bought in any department store but there are
Susan unless you're working with a professional music or audio
production application you do not want a Delta. You would know if you are
because you would have paid at least a couple of hundred dollars for it.
Besides the Deltas are no good for software speech. The most inexpensive
Delta is
Figure that you can fit 290 standard length, 3.5 minute songs in one
Gigabyte provided the songs are in MP3 format at 124 KBPS.
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Mimi! There are: eight bits in a byte, 1,024 bytes in a kilobyte,
1,024 kilobytes in a megabyte and 1,024 megabytes in a gigabyte. Kilo means
1,000 but 1,000 doesn't fit into the base 2 numbering system that
computers use and 1,024 is the closest thing that does fit.
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Mary Ellen! Go to www.chirpingbat.com/soundforge.shtml and get onto a
couple different Sound Forge lists.
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Susan! You can't split up the channels of a multi-channel sound card
and have the software speech come in one ear and the other sounds in the
other. People talk about multi-channel sound cards but it's a term that the
manufacturers of sound cards don't know. Only screen reader users know
Norma! The higher the sample rate and the deeper the bit depth the
better. You're only limited by how much storage space you want to use. I
record everything at 44100 hurtz with a bit depth of 16 bits which is CD
quality. My equipment is capable of much better recordings but I and most
To my knowledge, most people don't have much luck with software speech
on Delta cards. I'm not clear at all on the technical reasons for this.
You would think that a card costing several hundreds of dollars would do
software speech but it isn't always the case. I have two higher end USB
The software for some sound cards is accessible and I have two USB
devices that are all hardware controlled with knobs and sliders.
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The R-1 from Edirol is available after a fashion. The first shipment
is due in the United States in November but it's already sold out. I don't
know yet when the next shipment is due. The retail price of this unit is
$550.00 but right now I'm taking orders for $400.00, includes shipping in
Gary! You press alt-p to get Preview after you've gotten into one of
the audio processing dialogues, Pitch Shift for example. When you're in the
main Sound Forge window alt-p will give you Process.
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Rick! The Yamaha PSR's do offer and always have, a lot of bang for the
buck. Most people wouldn't consider them professional instruments but when
you describe what you are looking for, these come to mind. Now the problem
is that they change pretty much every year so they're hard to keep up
Mary Ellen! Many people believe that there is no technical difference
between so called Data CDs and Music CDs. It's alleged that the only
difference is a legal one. When you purchase CDs labeled as Music CDs then
the music industry gets a cut.
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If accessible DVD writing is your primary concern then Premier's CD/DVD
Creator for $59.95 is the way to go. If you order it from Chirping Bat you
save yourself the $7.95 shipping fee.
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Mary Ellen! I suspect your error message said something about not
being able to delete the file because it was in use. Did you have the file
open in Sound forge perhaps while you were trying to delete it? If so then
you would have to close the file in Sound Forge, then try to delete it.
Don! It comes with the 64 MB card, no options there. They won't leave
it out of the package and lower the price and they won't substitute a bigger
one. There is no loudspeaker. The tuner and metronome is done with
oscillators or something.
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Kevin! I haven't actually seen an R-1. However Edirol has described
it to me and I'm sure it's accessible with its buttons and a jog wheel. At
least as accessible as the Sony MZB-1 which has been so popular with blind
users. They warned me that deleting files might be a problem but then
Gary! It sounds like Sound Forge is telling you that there is no data
to work with. Have you recorded some audio before you try pitch shifting
it? You have to have recorded some information. It has to have something
to pitch shift.
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Samuel!
The non-professional version of Sound Forge or Sound Forge Audio
Studio is $69.95.
the professional version is not so easy to price. I sell Sound Forge
7.0 for $350.00 but it comes with Noise Reduction 2.0 and CD Architect 5.0.
This bundle is the only way that Sound Forge
Upgrades from Sound Forge 6.0 to 7.0 are $150.00. In the United States
only Sony can handle upgrades. Call Sony at 1-800-577-6642.
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Andrea! CD Architect is a sophisticated music CD production software
package. It does not write data to CDs except as music. For more
information go to
http://mediasoftware.sonypictures.com/products/showproduct.asp?PID=780 or
read on.
Professional Red Book Audio CD Mastering
Produce
Mary Ellen! Pre3mier Assistive Technology can be found at
www.readingmadeeasy.com.
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Richard! Some audio production applications such as Sound Forge have a
limited capability to separate vocals from instrumentals in music. The
process depends heavily on how the music was produced. Sometimes it works
pretty well and sometimes it doesn't work at all. For success the
If you purchase Premier software costing $59.95 or more from Chirping
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Lou! No F/X such as reverb, NR, flange etc in CD/DVD Creator.
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Tim! The M-Audio / Delta Audio Phile 2496 would be admirably suited to
your requirements as described. All the Delta cards are almost sonically
the same. They use the same technology but differences in configurations /
inputs and outputs etc make them sonically a little different. Most
Gary! Control r followed by alt r starts the audio recording process.
It's one way of getting data into Sound Forge. You should also be able to
import any audio file on your system through the File / Open menu and pitch
shift it.
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Tim! You simply record at 16 bit 44.1 Kilohertz. You can change the
settings in the recording software.
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Premier's CD/DVD Creator is $59.95 plus $7.95 shipping. If you
purchase from www.chirpingbat.com/premierprogramming.shtml you save yourself
the $7.95 shipping.
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Anders: The M-Audio or Delta Audio Phile 2496 from Chirping Bat .Com
is $180.00
plus $30.00 shipping and insurance to Sweden. Right now that is a total of
1,491.13 SEK, Sweden Kronor.
I imagine that there would be duty and VAT due upon delivery but I have
no way of guaranteeing what
While there is no Indigo USB there are several other USB audio devices
around. I use one by Edirol and one by Tascam. You can get into this
technology for $100. Check out www.chirpingbat.com/edirol.shtml
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Typically on a new computer you can start making CDs by just copying
the files you want to burn to the CD writer folder with standard Windows
copy commands.
What mini-disk do you have?
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You can read about most of the Sennheiser headphones at
www.chirpingbat.com/rfheadphones.shtml
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Frank! Real Audio is a particular format of audio developed by Real
Networks. We don't mean real audio as compared to fake audio.
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Kevin! Connecting more than one audio source to one pair of headphones
is certainly possible and your local electronics supply ought to be able to
fix you up. I don't know that what you're looking for has a particular name
but an Audio Mixer would certainly do the job. An Audio Mixer can
Brian the MZNH700 must be a European only version. Here in the United
States I see an 800 and a 900 but no 700.
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Terri! I listen to my public radio station on my computer at
www.ncpr.org. It comes in perfectly. No interference.
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