Well, go into goldwave, press f11 to get into the control settings, choose
volume from the tab control, tab to the wave option, make sure it is at
100%, tab to the check box that says select, press space bar to check it and
press enter. Hope this helps.
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yes, just use the up arrow and it should go from 128 to 164.
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When choosing the format to which you want to
Sure, just up-arrow. When I record my radio shows, the files are
consistently 192K MP3's. I could go higher if I wished.
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I suggest you try running a cable from the line in jack of your sound card
to the headphone jack of your device.
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Hello,
I am a new
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I suggest you try running a cable from the line in jack of your sound card
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I suggest you try running a cable from the line in jack of your sound
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cheap rates then visit my
website and click on the training and tech support link.
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Hello Again,
My problem
You can do this to a limited degree with GW. I've used it several times
to record vocals over prerecorded music tracks, for example. I did a
five-voice jingle for my radio show, spreadi9ng the voices across the
stereo spectrum. And I do all my own cross-fading manually on my show,
so that requires
Yu can do a mix in gold wave but it does not do multi-tracking.
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Probably right on the gold wave web site at http://goldwave.com
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Question Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 19:55:24
What happens there is that you saved your file at a different sample rate
than you created it in. The program is asking you if you want the current
file in memory to be in that sampling rate (yes) or in the original
sampling rate at which it was recorded (no). I typically answer no to
this.
The easiest way to do it, I think, is to hit shift+e to set your markers.
Then tab once, and you'll be able to set your start marker. If you want to
start fifteen minutes into the file, you'd enter 15:00 and hit enter. Then
when you push F4, you should be starting at that start-marker position.
Yes, though it isn't fastforwarding. press shift+e then tab and type in
the time you want to jump to.s
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Is
Hi:
How much hard drive space do you have?
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Hi list,
how long can one record with gold at one time?
Hi Anita.
How big is your hard disk? I suppose you can record until your hard disk is
full, but you will need a dvd disk if the recording you make is very large.
Best wishes.
Andy
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Hi Anita.
How big is your hard disk? I suppose you can record until your hard disk
is
full, but you
Hello!
As long as you want.
I have a 12 hour recording on my hard drive.
Saved in ogg vorbis.
/Anders.
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Hi list,
as long as you want.
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Hi list,
how long can one record with gold at one time?
Anita
I guess for as long as you have space on your harddrive.
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Hi list,
how long can one record with gold at one time?
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Depends on the drive space
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off the net, and the
3 hour or longer ones need splitting.
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Depends on the drive space
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The two-gig limit was a file-system limitation in the past. With GW and
NTFS systems, you can create files larger than two gigs.
Bruce
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Depends on the drive space
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as long as you want.
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Hi,
Can you give links for the JAWS scripts and the tutorial files?
Thanks,
Rick
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Hi there.
GoldWave is not free unfortunately, though you can download a demonstration
copy to see how it works. There are scripts for both jaws and Windoweyes
and there is also a fantastic list to put your questions to. I'd strongly
recommend trying it out, but tell me, why do you need it?
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Hi there.
GoldWave is not free unfortunately, though you can download a demonstration
copy to see how it works. There are scripts for both jaws
No, the cost is small. Ichecked their web page and it quotes $49.
www.goldwave.com
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Is goldwave free, are there tutorials etc. for it? Thanks.
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No, the cost is small. Ichecked their web page and it quotes
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Are both yellow and green set to loop? If not then it will not work for
you.
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Hi Doc.
Within the Play settings
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Are both yellow and green set to loop? If not then it will not work for
you.
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Hi Doc.
I've got Green un-checked and yellow on twice, but still, I cannot get the
file to play backwards. Perhaps I should re-install?
Best wishes
Andy
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: Monday, February 13, 2006 3:25 AM
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I stop all sound playing and press f5 to rewind.
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It works for me, but is not as good a solution as f4 in earlier versions.
Thanks for the help.
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Hi Michael
dont know, that is how it has always worked for me.
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Hi Michael.
Yes, that's right, Go;ldWave is supposed
Try CTRL+ the end key. Don
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dont know, that is how it has always worked for me.
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there.
Best wishes.
Andy
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Try CTRL+ the end key. Don
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Hi Michael.
Yes, that's right, Go;ldWave is supposed to behave like that, but I've
never
been able to do
I stop all sound playing and press f5 to rewind.
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Is there a keystroke to jump to the end of a file in
you can always hit the rewind key. Or shift+e and copy the info in finish
to start.
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Is there a keystroke
have your friend open the control pannal f11
tab to the yellow player and change its seting to play unselected
then to listen press shift+f4
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On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 05:16:46 -0700, you wrote:
have your friend open the control pannal f11
tab to the yellow player and change its seting to play unselected
then to listen press shift+f4
Thanks. Have just now passed it on. Will report back.
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Yes, you can insert silence using goldwave.
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Yeh you can insert silence.
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I am considering using Goldwave instead of Sound forge because of it's
affordable price, so I want to
f5 is rewind
f6 is fastforward
f7 pause
f8 stop
f4 play
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You will find insert silence in the edit menu.
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Yes, you can insert silence using goldwave.
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On Tue, 19 Apr 2005, Gary G. Schindler wrote:
I am considering using
Hi Anders, I waited to see if somebody more
experienced would answer, but lol they never did. I
don't know about 2 sound cards, but if you really want
to do it with 1 sound card, you could fudge it, go in
to gold wave and alt o for options, shift tab to the
control tab and right arrow to volume,
HellO!
Well thanks alot.
Hou don't seem new to it.
I guess i'll try this out to morrow.
/Anders.
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Hi Anders, I
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