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I have not found a way of just slightly deeping my voice without drastically altering the sound of the recording. You can use the Effect | Pitch selection to slightly pitch your voice down a bit. Start with the fine tune and, if not enough, use the semitone selection. Select "Preserve Tempo&qu...

But then it will come to a near halt, and will take minutes to complete. I've seen the same thing, and noticed that if I turn off effects and plug-ins, it speeds through. Since I had no effects or plug-ins for the first part of the mix, I reasoned that once it hits those parts of the song, it has q...

DougDbug wrote:exactly-exactly-exactly

In case it wasn't clear already, this won't work unless the waves are exactly lined up.

Okay. I have an .mp3 with just background music. I also have an .mp3 of the background music and a couple sounds. The background music is played at the same volume on both files. Is there a way to take the music with the sounds, and subtract the background music using the other mp3, so that it will...

I guess i'm thinking a little too advanced for multiquence... I woudn't necessarily think so. MQ can make use of plug-ins also, if you're not satisfied with the built-in EQ. Check out this site for some decent effects (they're all VST, so you'll need a DirectX wrapper for VST), or Google "Dire...

I have put a 30 second clip of the file at www.tltjc.org/buzzing.mp3 That's a recording I don't think you're going to be able to do much with. Your best bet is to re-record with an improved set up. But, if you must improve this one, you can try: * boost volume * filter based on clipboard selection ...

I'll consider this the final word on the matter, unless the gentleman from Oklahoma finds otherwise. Well, it took more than a couple of weeks (sorry), but I've got a nice bit of news... It does recognize the different inputs on the the Delta1010 (and, I would suppose, on the LT) as unique inputs w...

Very impressive. Nicely done.

Stoeptegel wrote:If im right it won't improve quality so?

Correct. Re-sampling at a higher rate will not improve the quality.

have you used this card or one like it in conjunction with multiquence? or seen it used by someone else to record several ins simultaneously? I can appreciate wanting to be sure. I've got a system with Multiquence, and another system running 2 Delta1010's (not LT's, but close enough). I'll temporar...

If I was using mulitquence with a PCI card like an MAudio Delta 1010LT, would I be able to select between mulitple "ins" on the card via the DEVICE button on the sound recorder window? or would I be limited to just selecting among my available cards, one recording section per available so...

Hosay wrote:Anyone knows where i can get the mp3 encoder?

A very common question around here. The answer is here and here in the FAQs.

Secondly, once I have edited the files of choice, I want to concatenate all the files into 1 file. I’m not sure if I can perhaps use a copy/paste method in Goldwave, or need the companion product Multiquence Mixer for this effort. Actually, you don't need either to get this second requirement. See ...

GoldWave Inc. wrote:By "indirectly" I mean that more work on GoldWave and plug-in development will mean less work (overall) to develop Multiquence v3.

Got it. Thanks, Chris.

Actually running GoldWave Inc. and developing the software is my day (and night :)) job. Man, I thought you were coming home after a hard day at work and cranking out killer code all night while taking care of customers! Good for us (and for your health) that you're full-timing!!! A major Multiquen...