Thanks for confirming this Dave. Jamie

I have a dura xv flip phone I had it on verison and I tried to port it to Metro pcs but it scanned as black listed.  I paid the phone off and It has never been stolen or had a claim filed on it. 

Hi everyone. I've just learned that Reaper is cross-platform, rather than simply an Apple product as I previously believed. I've heard very good things about it on the Mac but I haven't heard

Hi Colin. Thanks for that suggestion. I'd already tried that but I felt it still wasn't getting the desired results. I guess it can be a matter of milliseconds, so if I mucked around for long

Greetings, How about inserting half a second of silence at the end of the piece on which you desire to make the fade? --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com

Hi everyone. This is a problem that I've faced on and off over the years and I'd be very grateful for any help that will solve the problem for me in future. Quite often, I have recordings (radio,

Sorry; shoud have read the whole post here!

I respectfully must disagree; MP3 direct Cut is a good program! Certainly it may be that Goldwave can do more things, but if I understood the original post correctly, he wants to cut things from

Greetings, From his undoubted fount of knowledge, (and I've known Steve for a few years now) Steve Matzura wrote: . . . removed. Its interface is klugey at best. You'd be much better off with GW if

MP3DC is not designed to be a full-function audio editor. It's primary purpose is to enable the user to clip out portions of an MP3 file and save either the clipped-out bit or the bit from which the

Hi Jamie, Unfortunately, you can't do this in one batch. Audacity does have batch processing functionality, but unfortunately, it can only be used on standard audio files, and not audacity project

Ah Sound Forge Audio Studio woulda been something around there too.So SF is out too I guess. Oh wells.

Thanks Dean and Tom, I'll check out MP3 Direct Cut. For all I need, 50 dollars, (which is what I think GoldWave costs), is not worth it. Evan

Hi; I don't usually use Audacity however I have 50 Audacity files I need to import to wave - can I do this as a batch keeping the file names or do I have to import them one by one and name the new

I'd like to second the recommendation for MP3 Direct Cut. It does what you need with full keyboard support and very quickly.

Goldwave I think. Gera Enviado desde mi iPhone 5S de Telcel

Ah no worries. They're using it for Gold Wave.

Hi list. I don't know what GW stands for? Sorry if I missed it earlier in the string! Have a great day! Bob Hicks

For what you wana do hell even Sound Forge Audio Studio will do just devine. I pump youtube vids that are too dam low with it. Even some of the DVD stuff I extract with DVD Audio Extractor I give a

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