Re: Editing WAV file with Goldwave

[Gary]

Was Scotch your drink of choice?  Just kidding, sort of.

-Original Message- 
From: Andy

Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2017 3:42 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: Editing WAV file with Goldwave

Hi Christopher.

Normally I wouldn't of course, butall of the audience had a little to drink
before and during the performance and I suppose I just got too excited,
haha.

Andy.
- Original Message - 
From: "Christopher Wright" <ch...@wright-media.com>

To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2017 11:32 PM
Subject: Re: Editing WAV file with Goldwave



Do you shout during the music?
- Original Message - 
From: "Andy" <meikle.ai...@btinternet.com>

To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2017 6:23 PM
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.





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Re: Editing WAV file with Goldwave

[Andy]

Hi Christopher.

Normally I wouldn't of course, butall of the audience had a little to drink 
before and during the performance and I suppose I just got too excited, 
haha.


Andy.
- Original Message - 
From: "Christopher Wright" <ch...@wright-media.com>

To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2017 11:32 PM
Subject: Re: Editing WAV file with Goldwave



Do you shout during the music?
- Original Message - 
From: "Andy" <meikle.ai...@btinternet.com>

To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2017 6:23 PM
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.

Re: Editing WAV file with Goldwave

[Andy]

Hi Humberto.

Thanks very much for that.

Very best wishes.

Andy.


From Scotland with Love.
- Original Message - 
From: "Humberto Rodriguez" <s...@hrfinancial.com>

To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2017 12:48 AM
Subject: RE: Editing WAV file with Goldwave



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.

RE: Editing WAV file with Goldwave

[Humberto Rodriguez]

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 
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.

Re: Editing WAV file with Goldwave

[Christopher Wright]

Do you shout during the music?
- Original Message - 
From: "Andy" 

To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2017 6:23 PM
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.