Resonance
Turn up the reso!
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bestaat al een tijdje .... maar heb t jammer genoeg nog nooit eerder gezien had me uren knippen gescheelt
als je aan t samplen gaat of je ripped een sample cd naar wave heb je vaak tracks met daarin een hoop andere losse samples. dit handige tooltje split automatisch de track op momenten waar er dus geen audio te horen is (noise level ook in te stellen)..
Dit Tooltje is geheel gratis (zie bijlage)
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Introduction
You have got some audio sampling CDs?
You'd like to have all samples in WAV format but you don't want to
spend countless hours cutting and trimming every sample manually
using a WAV-editor?
Then WaveKnife is what you are looking for!
1. Use an audio extraction tool like WinDAC or CDDA to extract the
tracks of the sampling CD into WAV files.
2. Now run WaveKnife. Select the source and destination directories
and the first file you want to split. (You may select multiple
files for batch processing.)
If you want the output files to be monophonic just select the
Mono option. If the input files are stereophonic the left and
right channels will be mixed to one channel then.
3. Hit the Count button. WaveKnife counts how many sounds would be
extracted with the current Noise Level and Gap Length values.
If you know how many sounds are contained in the source WAV file
you can check the given result.
a. If you get less sounds than expected you can try to shorten the
Gap Length or to increase the Noise Level value.
b. If you get more sounds than expected you should set a lower
Noise Level or lengthen the Gap Length value.
4. If the count result matches the number of sounds in the source
WAV file just hit the Split button and let WaveKnife do the
work...
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Send any feedback to 2ndFace@gmx.net
- edit : Bijlage verwijderd : WaveKnife v1.14alpha is copyrighted freeware.
zie : http://www.spacetaxi.de/sf/waveknife.html
als je aan t samplen gaat of je ripped een sample cd naar wave heb je vaak tracks met daarin een hoop andere losse samples. dit handige tooltje split automatisch de track op momenten waar er dus geen audio te horen is (noise level ook in te stellen)..
Dit Tooltje is geheel gratis (zie bijlage)
===
Introduction
You have got some audio sampling CDs?
You'd like to have all samples in WAV format but you don't want to
spend countless hours cutting and trimming every sample manually
using a WAV-editor?
Then WaveKnife is what you are looking for!
1. Use an audio extraction tool like WinDAC or CDDA to extract the
tracks of the sampling CD into WAV files.
2. Now run WaveKnife. Select the source and destination directories
and the first file you want to split. (You may select multiple
files for batch processing.)
If you want the output files to be monophonic just select the
Mono option. If the input files are stereophonic the left and
right channels will be mixed to one channel then.
3. Hit the Count button. WaveKnife counts how many sounds would be
extracted with the current Noise Level and Gap Length values.
If you know how many sounds are contained in the source WAV file
you can check the given result.
a. If you get less sounds than expected you can try to shorten the
Gap Length or to increase the Noise Level value.
b. If you get more sounds than expected you should set a lower
Noise Level or lengthen the Gap Length value.
4. If the count result matches the number of sounds in the source
WAV file just hit the Split button and let WaveKnife do the
work...
---------
Send any feedback to 2ndFace@gmx.net
- edit : Bijlage verwijderd : WaveKnife v1.14alpha is copyrighted freeware.
zie : http://www.spacetaxi.de/sf/waveknife.html
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....waar zit die ? hoe werkt dat ?
