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BillK:

Thanks for sharing the additional information - that's why these forums can be so valuable.

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Donald: Refer to my comments on "Please Help Me". I think the problem of removing echo (reverb) is much like removing voice from a recording. Once all the sounds get mixed into one wave, separating it into the original sounds is beyond difficult. Echoes or reverb are additional sounds reco...

Beth: There is a function in GW that I use for music recordings (piano). You can find it under Effect | Compression, or the four little green arrows icon if your toolbar is set up that way. I use expansion, which increases the volume/loudness of quieter parts of a song (speech) but doesn't increase ...

Removing a particular sound from a wave file is as someone said, "like unbaking a cake and separating it into the basic ingredients". The problem is one of physics - a wave file contains all the waves and harmonics of every sound that was put into it - the simple sine wave A440 frequency o...

There is a forum run by PG Music (their products do not compete with Goldwave - I use their PowerTracks 9 sequencer). On several occasions, the issue of 60 cycle hum has come up and been dealt with quite well. You don't have to be a member to view the questions and answers, but if you perform a sear...