GoldWave Inc.

Sorry about your losses, pal. Thank God you were able to save that drive...when friends/family ask me why I'm so nuts about backing everything up, I tell 'em the horror stories of people who DID lose their lives' work....they are, of course, properly mortified, but evidently not enough to do backups...

Glad I could help.

L'chaim!

Check your Startup files...if you have an instant messenger program that does voice chat (or a voice chat prg like Ventrilo) loading at startup, it may be automatically selecting the Mic input for you when it loads.

Doug, as usual, is correct. There's no way to make a wav file loop over & over independently; that is, on its own. Looping is a function of whatever program you're using to play the file, rather than the file itself. Re: waiting for help on forums - a good rule of thumb is to wait at least a who...

I think the original post may have been generated by a bot.

44100 16-bit stereo is the way to go. There's no quality improvement when you save 44100 audio at a higher bitrate, regardless of format.

VST support is on the "doing" list.

<duffman> OHHHHHHH yeah!</duffman>

I went looking for a source for the wrapper I use, & couldn't find anything...so I went to my archives (being a nut about backing up does have its advantages!) & found it. I'll pm the info to you, Don. Update: I didn't realize that PM's are disabled here....until now. Please e-mail me at &qu...

The "wrapper" support works pretty well with most of the VST plugs I've tried.

There are many posts here on that subject.....look around.

I thank you most sincerely, Chris...not just for this most recent update, but for being the prototype, as well as the ideal example, of how the shareware concept can work & work well, when the programmer does the right thing, without fail, every time, for 10+ years. Your talent, knowledge, &...

The problem is that mp3 encoding CREATES those little gaps....you should save each mp3 as a wav first, combine them, remove the little "gap", then re-save the combined tracks as one mp3 file. There's no avoiding the little bit of silence that mp3 encoding adds to files...you'll find it's n...

Two words: Mel Blanc. (God rest his soul.)

If you have Goldwave, you have the tool you need...for inspiration, see above....& find even more inspiration listening to Seth MacFarlane, Billy West, June Foray, Phil Hartman...& so on.

Good luck with the project!

Nothing happens to the filenames, unless you want them changed. You can specify a "template" for TM to change filenames, with the info taken from the tag you previously created. If you need any further help, please pm me for contact info....I've blabbed about non-GW software enough, I thin...

Hey, tiggerlou....look around this forum....help r us, buddy. :wink: File names & tags are two different things. Tags can contain all kinds of info besides the track name & artist...the album name, track number, year of release, genre, etc. Though many types of audio files can contain meta-i...