use the resampling option under the effects menuto change the
samplingrate of the file you want to resample.
- Original Message -
From: Gerardo Corripio gera1...@gmail.com
To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 4:37 PM
Subject: How to resample? Re: combining music and voice track?
OK. I tried with Voice Over, but a message came up that the file needs to
be the same sample rate as the music. Other than resave the voice track
with the same sample rate as the song, any other alternative like
resampling on the fly, or even better, a function that'd resample the
voice track with the same specs as the music? Thanks for info.
Gera
Enviado desde mi iPhone
El 09/06/2013, a las 03:09 p.m., tim cumings thcumi...@comcast.net
escribió:
Gerardo try using the voice-over effect under the effects menu. I think
it will be a lot easier.
- Original Message - From: Gerardo Corripio
gera1...@gmail.com
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 12:51 PM
Subject: combining music and voice track?
HI listers?I'm Gerardo from Mexico; I use Goldwave to record podcasts
and am really looking forward to learning more on Goldwave and other
audio topics on the list!
My question debut is how to combine in a music file, my voice.
The scenario is this: I have a voice track and a music file; I'm wanting
to start the music and thirty seconds into the song, have part of the
voice speak while lowering the song's volume; then the music regain its
normal volume, and a few seconds after, lower the music volume and have
another part of the voice play; again regain the music's volume, and
several seconds after have the last part of the voice play and regain
the music volume.
How Igo about doing it is kind of a nightmare!
1.-I have the two files opened in Goldwave; I've already marked in the
song, where into the music I want to start speaking;
2.-The part of the voice track to start is 3 seconds thirty;
3.-I then go into the music file, and placed on the marked beginning
position, start playing while counting one thousand one one thousand two
one thousand three one thousand which usually lands me near when I mark
with right bracket the end position where I'll be done speaking, near
the three seconds thirty; if it doesn't, I narrow down the zoom and move
the right marker until it's about right;
4.-I then via the Effects/Volume (Alt+c and u) go into Dropout and Duck
and perform the task in the marked position on the music song.
5.-I then mix the audio track part which usually goes fine, but when it
does, I cancel the whole operation and remark again the music file.
For the next audio track part, I again listen to the music, and when I
feel I want to start again speaking, I mark the part, go into the audio
voice file with Shift+tab, see it's duration, go back with Shift+tab to
the music file and start counting; mark where I think the end is;
imagine doing this over and over! Is there an easier way or is this the
only way available? Thanks for any feedback!
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Gera
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