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Thread ID: 117019	2011-03-30 05:03:00	Music Editing	denisegun (9804)	Press F1

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1190506	2011-03-30 05:03:00	Hi guys Is there a truly free music editing program out there? Not one of those ones where you've spent an hour editing only to find out you can't save it etc. I have NTI wave editor on my computer, but it won't do cut or delete. Think it must have been a faulty instal or something. Any help much appreciated.	denisegun (9804)
1190507	2011-03-30 05:10:00	Is it video and sound, or just sound?	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1190508	2011-03-30 05:10:00	Try Audacity for music.	Snorkbox (15764)
1190509	2011-03-30 05:11:00	I've used Goldwave for over a decade now ...	Chilling_Silence (9)
1190510	2011-03-30 05:59:00	Is it video and sound, or just sound? Both eventually, but just sound at the moment.	denisegun (9804)
1190511	2011-03-30 06:02:00	What operating system do you use?	Snorkbox (15764)
1190512	2011-03-30 07:01:00	I have NTI wave editor on my computer, but it won't do cut or delete. Pretty useless if it can't do that, so I'd expect it's supposed to be able to do it are you pressing the right keys? Maybe it uses non-standard shortcuts	Agent_24 (57)
1190513	2011-03-30 23:47:00	What operating system do you use? XP	denisegun (9804)
1190514	2011-03-31 01:10:00	Use Audacity: it's free, open-sauce and very flexible. There's a heap of effects you can use as well as the basic editing. One minor caveat is that you have to get the (also free and open-sauce) LAME MP3 codec in order to deal in MP3s, but it lets you use every major file format (and some un-majors such as OGGs), but for a free piece of software that can edit anything you can shake a stick at, it's worth a go.	mookster1 (15854)
1190515	2011-03-31 03:01:00	I used Audacity to record all my Vinyl to CD so I can play same in my car. Yes I used LAME to make MP3s. Around 200 tracks on one CD.	Snorkbox (15764)
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