How can I blank parts of a Sound track?
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- jdstephenson
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How can I blank parts of a Sound track?
I'd like to blank out short um's, ah's other unwanted noises people make when they record their live software video demos in ViewletBuilder8 Enterprise. How can I do this? Thank you! jds
Re: How can I blank parts of a Sound track?
Hello,
ViewletBuilder doesn't have sound editing features because we assume with all the tools available (many free) that there was no need to recreate the wheel. What I prefer doing is navigate to the Resource folder of the project and open the WAV/MP3 file in my favorite editing application, make the changes and save it back to the folder leaving the filename the same. This makes sure that the application can still find the file.
Here is a free tool we use: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
ViewletBuilder doesn't have sound editing features because we assume with all the tools available (many free) that there was no need to recreate the wheel. What I prefer doing is navigate to the Resource folder of the project and open the WAV/MP3 file in my favorite editing application, make the changes and save it back to the folder leaving the filename the same. This makes sure that the application can still find the file.
Here is a free tool we use: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
- jdstephenson
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Re: How can I blank parts of a Sound track?
Ahhhh, but wouldn't the sunrise be that much brighter every day if one could do these simplest sorts of edits right from the Modify Sound utility? The software even tempts me with that hope in the waveform track display (waveform scaling would need to be added.) It would be sooooo easy! Well, until your users kept demanding more and more functionality be added to it. OK, maybe it wasn't such a good idea after all. Anyway... Thanks! jds
Re: How can I blank parts of a Sound track?
I'm pretty sure it's something that we'll add the next time we break open the sound code.
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