Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? ok i'll try it thanks URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=358631#p358631 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? As for your first issue, I don't have a fucking clue because there's no reason it shouldn't work. I'm assuming it has to be operator error because that hting always works. Make sure the time is something other than 0, and the volume is 0 but oth

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? i'll tell you almost exactly whayt i'm planning and you can maybe help me from there.so i have all the sounds i need for this project.furst, i got a plain birds loop. i open that, it works good. i get my next sound, a radio or comm sound, open that, cut

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? Ah that's easy, make sure the file is copied with control C, then go to the one you want to paste it into, play up to that point, then press left bracket to set your start marker there, then hit control M. When you set the start marker, it changes the time in

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? so i've decided to try out goldwave. i currently have the demo, although my main problem is being able to paste a file into another file in the correct location. any help whould be apriciated. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=358576#p3

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? I don't remember anymore, its been at least 2 years since I've used Audacity. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=358539#p358539 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-guc

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? the thing you said about inserting blocks of silence, how do you do that. and i don't think i'm gonna use this stuff enough to pay 40 or 20 dollars, how ever much it is for goldwave, at the moment at least. my main plans for this are tts skits and similar

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? I did actually, I've done the essentials and the first reaper. The advanced reaper is not laid out intuitively, so its not possible to tell which file is which part in the order of the classes, so I didn't do that one. But they are very worth it.

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? eh, I've never had any issues using Gold Wave to edit podcasts, but to each their own.CAVI did recently release their audio editing courses for free, though, so if someone does want to learn Reaper, that would be a great place to start. URL:

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? I actually don't use it for music, I tend to use it for simple editing. Cut and trim, EQ, maybe some effects like compression. It is probably overkill for editing podscasts, but its good for it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=358378#p3

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? I haven't tried WavePad, but the other NCH stuff I've used is super-intuitive, and I don't think I've ever needed a manual with any of their stuff. As for Reaper, I agree with IronCross in that it's a bit of a beast. I'm just not sure it

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? There is a way in Audacity to move it, but I don't think there is a nudge thing, unless they added it since I stopped using it. I don't exactly remember the steps involved, but its not intuitive. The easier method is to just insert blocks of silence wher

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? Also their is wave pad free from NCH, it's about as bare bones as it gets so it's good for beginners.GW has a forgiving demo though so that's nice... URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=358313#p358313 -- Audiogames-reflect

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Re: learning to eddit? Altering the playback times for different tracks isn't something I've ever done in audacity, so maybe someone knows an easy way to do it, but I'm guessing you can just select the audio or entire track you want to move, cut it, then pause the audio wh

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? Altering the playback times for different tracks isn't something I've ever done in audacity, so maybe someone knows an easy way to do it, but I'm guessing you can just select the audio or entire track you want to move, cut it, then pause the audio wh

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? thanks for the help, i'm mainly planning on using it a little now and then to make some skit type things, i've found out how to combine files in audacity, now i'm just wondering how to make them play at different times? URL: http://forum.audiogames.ne

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? From my personal experience, Goldwave might be good for beginners if it's your first audio editing software. However, if you've used software such as Adobe Audition or Sound Forge before (like I did), and then you try to switch to Goldwave, it will take so

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? Yup yup what everyone else said.  I started with audacity, and now I went to Reaper.  But I use a lot of work arounds in audacity, and it was fine for getting started.  After having time with reaper it's really inferior, but I used audacity for years and ther

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? gold wave for beginners indeed!  It'll hold your hand even when you don't really need it.  the price as far as I'm concerned is entirely worth it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=357659#p357659 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? I agree with everyone else. I think Gold Wave might be your best starting point when it comes to editing. Reaper is usable, but has a learning curve, and Audacity it accessible, but not the most intuitive thing on the planet. I would recommend Gold Wave for anyone

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? For me, audacity and VR has always worked better. Everyone’s different though, so what works for you really depends on the following.A, what are you trying to accomplish. Cropping, cutting, adding music or sound effects into recordings, these are all things you

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? I used to use it, but I found it clunky, when I found goldwave, it felt a lot better. Now I use a combination of goldwave and reaper. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=357620#p357620 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? There's also audacity for editing. Doesn't have anything like the capabilities of reaper, but it's fully accessible right out of the box, and is more intuitive and easy-to-use for just doing the basics like cropping, fading, volume and panning, and

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? virtual recorder doesn't play files, it just records them, I put the prefix VRE- on it, so all my files start with that, so I just have to look at the numbers to see which is the latest one. It is also possible to record with goldwave or reaper by engaging

Re: learning to eddit?

Re: learning to eddit? Use reaper for editing as there is guides all over the wen & on here that  can walk you through it Better then me URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=357596#p357596 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabaha

learning to eddit?

learning to eddit? so i'd like to learn to eddit my audio, i'm not sure where to get started. I use virtual recorder to record, but i'm having some technical isues.it seems to record but wen i go to play the recording it plays a recording i deleted a long time ago. this hap