Re: A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help?
Re: A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help? That sounds like a very odd problem, though without hearing exactly what it sounds like, I can't really guess what's going on. Often a problem like that is easier to identify if I can hear it happening.I'll attempt to
Re: A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help?
Re: A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help? Unless your done with a project, never, ever, ever ever ever save as a lossy format.If you want to get a current work in progress out to someone, save a lossless copy of it first, then save as either ogg or mp3, but
A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help?
2016-01-01
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AudioGames . net Forum — Off-topic room : Muhammad Hajjar via Audiogames-reflector
A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help? Hi all, happy new year,I have a really annoying problem in GoldWave, and it's if I designed a long clip up to 8-15 minutes or more, the quality of the previous parts of the clip decreases and becomes like a kind of
Re: A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help?
Re: A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help? Burak's right, but saving the file as mp3 just a few times shouldn't degrade the quality to such an extent as though it sounds like it's 8 kHz. I guess it depends on what effects you're using in there and what format
Re: A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help?
Re: A stupid problem that I'm facing in GoldWave, can you read and help? Hi, it's best to do your work with wav. The reason you're losing quality is hen you save the track over and over again, it compresses and uncompresses the track, thus you're losing some quality. Think it like a gift
