I'm going madwith frustration at bloody audio bollocks. any good with it?
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Jadeviper was still alive on,
Sat 7 Jun 2003, 16:53,
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not done recordingsince I had an ST, sorry...
I do know Sound Recorder only allows you to record in 1-minute lumps, but you can get around that by making a big wave file and re-recording over it.
(I do know Sound Recorder only allows you to record in 1-minute lumps, but you can get around that by making a big wave file and re-recording over it.
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Sat 7 Jun 2003, 16:56,
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can yousay that again in words I understand? or call me if you've got minutes to spare...
( Jadeviper was still alive on,
Sat 7 Jun 2003, 16:57,
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I still have an STand use it for MIDI recoeding. It rocks.
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supermoore: HUNG,
Sat 7 Jun 2003, 16:58,
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Not tried it myselfbut have a look at Audacity and see if that helps.
Alternatively, you could aquire, by hook or by crook, a professional sound editing package, such as CoolEdit or Sound Forge.
(Alternatively, you could aquire, by hook or by crook, a professional sound editing package, such as CoolEdit or Sound Forge.
djol,
Sat 7 Jun 2003, 17:01,
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