Re: Sound Editing Feature on Main Menu Live

2007-10-28 Thread Brett Boyer
Well I'm probably going to offend some people but that's nothing new. Please 
don't take offense to this to anyone out there.
I am writing to say I was a bit disapointed with the show on Tuesday. I am 
not an avid listener and thought I would check it out. There was some 
information but not as much as I had hoped. I understand a lot of people are 
using goldwave but the show was supposed to focuss on a few different 
programs. Unique features were touched on but only as examples. I guess I 
came in with higher expectations and as I said this was the first time 
listening to main menu in years. Sorry I just had to throw in my two cents.
thanks
bb
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Subject: RE: Sound Editing Feature on Main Menu Live


 Steve, this Main Menu edition is certainly worth a listen.

 One of the things mentioned was a new applet called levelator.  It
 evens out levels very effectively, and can be useful for live
 recordings and situations where precise attention to level isn't
 practical.  As of now, not very accessible, as you have to drag a file
 to be 'levelized' onto the apps small interface.  This is due to be
 corrected some time very soon, with a right click option being
 available for converting a file you are on.  I believe a browse to
 file tobe levelized might be addeed too.  Levelized files are stored
 in the same folder as the original with a .output.wav extention.

 Little mention of multitrack editors, which is a bit of a shame.
 Maybe only those in professional situations are using them, what with
 the high cost of getting scripts to make it all happen.

 Cheers,

From Ray
 I can be contacted off-list at:
 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]


 -Original Message-
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Steve Pattison
 Subject: Sound Editing Feature on Main Menu Live


 Some people on this list might be interested in hearing Main Menu
 Live for this week where a discussion about sound editors took
 place.  the program is available in the Main Menu archives on the ACB
 Radio home page at www.acbradio.org.  Here is the description of this
 feature:

 During the second hour of Main Menu Live, join our panel of experts
 (Jeff Bishop, Darrell Shandrow, Rick Harmon and Steve Bauer) for an
 exciting discussion of GoldWave, Studio Recorder, Sound Forge, Total
 Recorder and possibly other audio editing software applications.  If
 you are a blind or visually impaired audio engineer, podcaster or
 otherwise are involved with digital audio production in either a
 hobby or professional capacity, you're sure to learn something new by
 listening to and participating in this show.


 Regards Steve
 Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Skype:  steve1963
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RE: Sound Editing Feature on Main Menu Live

2007-10-26 Thread Ray's Home
Steve, this Main Menu edition is certainly worth a listen.

One of the things mentioned was a new applet called levelator.  It
evens out levels very effectively, and can be useful for live
recordings and situations where precise attention to level isn't
practical.  As of now, not very accessible, as you have to drag a file
to be 'levelized' onto the apps small interface.  This is due to be
corrected some time very soon, with a right click option being
available for converting a file you are on.  I believe a browse to
file tobe levelized might be addeed too.  Levelized files are stored
in the same folder as the original with a .output.wav extention.

Little mention of multitrack editors, which is a bit of a shame.
Maybe only those in professional situations are using them, what with
the high cost of getting scripts to make it all happen.

Cheers,

From Ray
I can be contacted off-list at:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]


-Original Message-
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Steve Pattison
Subject: Sound Editing Feature on Main Menu Live


Some people on this list might be interested in hearing Main Menu
Live for this week where a discussion about sound editors took
place.  the program is available in the Main Menu archives on the ACB
Radio home page at www.acbradio.org.  Here is the description of this
feature:

During the second hour of Main Menu Live, join our panel of experts
(Jeff Bishop, Darrell Shandrow, Rick Harmon and Steve Bauer) for an
exciting discussion of GoldWave, Studio Recorder, Sound Forge, Total
Recorder and possibly other audio editing software applications.  If
you are a blind or visually impaired audio engineer, podcaster or
otherwise are involved with digital audio production in either a
hobby or professional capacity, you're sure to learn something new by
listening to and participating in this show.


Regards Steve
Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Skype:  steve1963
MSN Messenger:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]




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