To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
I need to record 33 seconds of a song from my computer to a cd and I have no clue how to just record a portion of a song.
Do you have Sound Forge 7.0?
2 posted on
02/01/2005 3:51:05 PM PST by
rdb3
(The wife asked how I slept last night. I said, "How do I know? I was asleep!")
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
Cooledit is a good program. Google it.. It will record whatever sounds are currently going on. I did it with a DVD. There was a song that wasnt on the soundtrack that i wanted a copy of so i used it.
3 posted on
02/01/2005 3:51:07 PM PST by
Next_Time_NJ
(NJ demorat exterminator)
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
Roxio should have a wave editor, which makes editing wave files easy.
4 posted on
02/01/2005 3:51:36 PM PST by
TommyDale
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
I'm no expert, but I think you need to use a program to cut that part out of the song. Then you will be able to record just the part you need.
6 posted on
02/01/2005 3:51:47 PM PST by
kizzdogg
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
Search for "audio editing freeware"
There are many very good programs made available free of charge.
7 posted on
02/01/2005 3:52:19 PM PST by
WhiteGuy
(The Constitution requires no interpretation, only enforcement.)
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
Speaking of that, does anyone know a good free software program that edits/splits mpegs, avi, etc, into smaller parts?
Thanks!
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
This is one free program you can use:
http://www.freecorder.com/
Download and install it. Then play your audio through your regular computer player. At the appropriate location, press record on Freecorder and stop at the next appropriate location.
It will save as an mp3 file.
9 posted on
02/01/2005 3:52:35 PM PST by
TomGuy
(America: Best friend or worst enemy. Choose wisely.)
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
Download the free version of Total Recorder here-
http://www.highcriteria.com/
and you can edit mp3s. It's the best software for this sort of thing.
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
14 posted on
02/01/2005 3:55:21 PM PST by
The SISU kid
(I'd rather be a doubting Thomas, than a touting dumb-ass)
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
I use
Silent Bob Any sound your computer makes, from any source, can be recorded to a wav file.
It's a small download, and free.
17 posted on
02/01/2005 3:57:19 PM PST by
ChadGore
(VISUALIZE 62,041,268 Bush fans.)
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
Download a copy of a free program called "GoldWave". You can then open your MP3 file and chop out the 33 second clip you want, save it as a .wav file or an .mp3 file and then burn it to CD. There is a short learning curve to GoldWave but it is all mouse driven. Left click for start point, right click for end point then click on "Delete unselected".
Easy as 1, 2, 3....and maybe 4.
20 posted on
02/01/2005 4:06:14 PM PST by
Bloody Sam Roberts
(Is it merely a coincidence that ALLAH and SATAN both have five letters in their names?)
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
A legendary computer music technogeek:
www.wendycarlos.com
Not sure if she gives advice, but her website may have some useful info.
23 posted on
02/01/2005 4:24:08 PM PST by
dr_who_2
To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
What kind of song?
"Country music" is difficult to replicate electronically due to it's extreme ignorance.
40 posted on
02/01/2005 5:21:18 PM PST by
humblegunner
(And who knows what else?)
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