GoldWave Inc.

not even MIDI input controls?

nick he might be trying to downsample here.....

^^^^^ YUP! he said it MUCH better than i did.

there are two possible answers to this...... If your soundcard can handle ful duplex, then yes it should work. If you plug your input into the line in...then select line in as your input in goldwave....that will allow you to record.... As for playback, if you open a SEPERATE instance of goldwave, an...

thanks Stiiv....good to know.

I never used mp3s much for audio or music production anyway.....compression is my enemy when it comes to electronic music creation....;D

good point! I actually DID mean processing on a time by time basis....basically an audio engineer for a teleconference bridge... thats a lot of good experience to learn from, thanks....i find boosting a little bit of 400 often gives it a little more thickness, and less "tinny" quality. But...

Heh heh....i hear you 100% I have several machines at this point. An overclocked P4 at almost 4 Ghz, a P4 2.0 laptop, PIII 500...and for Macs, a Powerbook G3, an iMac or two, blah blah....And ill tell you, i love them all for what theyre worth. My G3 300Mhz Laptop runs OSX better than my P4 2.0 with...

Thanks PN..i did know that, but i didnt state that....lol No, because the encoding process adds a bit of silence to the beginning and/or end of the file, messing up the ability to loop properly. interesting...is that using the LAME encoder only? dont get me wrong..i use wavs or aiffs anyway...im jus...

thanks for your info!!! Basically....i work for a telecommunications place, and am trying to develop and interface between digitial recording as we know it, and analog POTS lines....its relatively straightforward, but id like to know the limits of to which i can process sound..... ....hence what fre...

anyone know the frequency range of telephone lines?

Voltage, maximum capacity...any thresholds....anything will help

i dont fully understand what you are asking....but the batch processing chain command are pretty versitile....did you look through there?

What other software are you using....

...you can do all of this with a vocoder and sonar pretty easily...

WOW!...how can you deal with the processing time? =D

GoldWave Inc. wrote:If you want to create a seamless loop sample that will be repeatedly played in other software, then you'll need to avoid using the MP3 format. Seamless loops cannot be created with MP3 files.

Why?, because of the variable bitrate?

What is it a recording of?

If its spoken voice you can get away with a smoother and the some volume lowering and an EQ....

but if its music....things get a little more rough