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Try Videomeld, make two tracks (shift+insert) and put your first music in track 1 and the second in track 2. When you hit the "play" button, both tracks will play together. You can pan one track to the left and the other to the right (effects and pan), makes it much easier to hear what is happening....

Just tried it here and it seems that anything less than 0.4 second goes wrong. I wonder if it is because there is not enough information for the tool to work on? Anyway enjoy the Xmas break and do not over-indulge

Yes the scroll function in "tabs" mode works OK on all machinse here now. Thanks.

Me too. I just tried this on three laptops now and the same thing again. Mouse wheel on three devices is a "Genius" and one laptop has a Microsoft wireless mobile mouse 1000. Desktop PC System is Win 10 pro. Processor Intel i52400 @3.1 Ghz. 8 gig Ram, 64 bit. It was all Ok up to the (I think) V6.40 ...

Me again, after checking my three machines, I just discovered that the scroll lock stops working only when you select "Tabs" in the "Windows Options Menu". Hope this is helpful to you all. Cheers.

More info. I had to reinstall Windows on one of my laptops and when I re-installed Goldwave, the mousewheel scroll function worked. I changed the theme to the one I prefer, and the scroll still worked. Next, went to " Windows options " and checked "Sound windows tabs", "Always confirm before saving"...

Same thing here. I use "charcoal dark smoke" as the theme on two laptpos and my main PC. Main PC Win 10 pro. Both laptops Win 10. (one laptop is nearly 9 years old). I installed the last two updates on all three machines. Same thing on all three. It does not worry me too much because it's easy to us...

Works OK for me. F11 settings are "Stereo mix Realtek HD audio" - "Rec. volume +6dB" - "Quality 49000/2/32 shared" Opened new file, "stereo 4800". Started recording and Switched windows to the website and played the music. Make sure that all the sample rates match otherwise you wil get some some inc...

Try going to the "options" drop down menu and select the "file formats" option and you can set what you want there. You can also have a look at drop down menu "windows options" and in the miscellaneous section make sure that you have the "update default preset" option checked.

Nor me either, but you just record both L and R as a normal stereo signal, then uncheck the unwanted channel (the green check box on the left). Copy the other channel and paste into a new window which will be mono. Easy - just two shortcut keystrokes. Ctrl+C and then Ctrl+P.

Same thing here BUT if I open a file which already has cues in it, the triangles show up. If I insert a new cue, guess what - No triangle. Another bug is that I cannot use the mousewheel to expand the display either. Have gone back to the previous install and all OK again.

If the video transitions are at a fixed rate, you might be able to use Goldwave's speed change function. Make a copy of the audio and make the change and then replace the audio in your project. It might take some time to get this right though. You could also try splitting the video and adjusting the...

Go to the options drop down menu and click on "toolbar". You will see the toolbar options menu open. you can add or remove whatever buttons you like. You can also move them around so they are positioned to suit your preferences. When you are finished just click OK.

You could try this - Open a new Videomeld project with four tracks. Open your file and then split it where you want the glitch. Select the split half and drag it into the other track or tracks. You can move the split half relative to the first half and you should be able to make a glitch effect like...

Probably the best way is to listen to the file and insert cue markers as you go. That way you will be sure to select the various sections correctly. You can use keyboard shortcuts to speed the audio up which will cut the time it takes to go through it. SHIFT+L will speed it up and SHIFT+K will bring...