Hello Andy: The [ key is to the right of the P and the ] the next one to the right. You could see what is selected before erasing it, if memory serves the keystroke for it is Control [, if not, possibly Alt [ but at any rate, you can verify it with Insert-H.
Humberto -----Original Message----- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Andy Sent: Monday, February 13, 2017 6:23 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> Subject: Editing WAV file with Goldwave Hi again all. I would have sent this request to the Goldwave list, of which I am a member, but have lost their email address. But this enquiry is also very much a PC Audio question and I'm sure there are members who could put me straight. I recorded my local quire using my Zoom and ended up with a large WAV file. I know how to chop it up into tracks using GW, but, and I need to be honest here, I was rather drunk when I was recording the concert and sitting too closely to my tripod, so this lovely recording is runed by the loud shouting and clapping from a drunk and I want to cut, me, out! I've got a copy of John Wilsons book concerning goldwave editing commands and what it says is place a left bracket at the start of the offending piece of recording and then a right bracket, at the end of it and then simply press the delete key and the offensive material should be deleted. Problem is when I do this I delete all of the file completely. I cannot find the left or right bracket keys on my keyboard, but I have found the left and right perin keys. Are they not the same thing guys or am I missing something? Any advice with this one would be fantastic as I really did mess up much of the recording with my enthusiasm and apart from my audio presence, the recording turned out rather very nice. Very best wishes. Andy. >From Scotland with Love.
