What are options for sound editing?
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Dear Valery: With this Sony Movie Studio Platinum Suite 12 software, you have many choices of audio editing, for example you can extract the audio from a video, you can change the volume of a song in MP3, you can make conversions of audio from one format to another, mix, trim, add, add silence between songs, add fade at the beginning and at the end of a song, you can add special effects, among other things but I'm commenting only a few options that I've used, but still have not used most of the options that the software has naturally required patience and time to take advantage of the program, as it also has an excellent tutorial that will indicating you step by step how to do, it is really very well recommend it since I've had other editors and this is the best and all off the foregoing their specialty is the edition of video clips.
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Go for a Personus audiobox, or m audio USB interface. Both are quite cheap and worth the money.
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Dont use the software it comes with. Let windows load its own. In Audacity click on the overdub and play through in preferences. You may also need to go to sounds in control panel and unmute it.
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Don, this computer does not have awesome massive sound, but you can (if you have not already) do several things. Within the program or game look for preferences or settings and set that to the highest. But for the system itself, at the start button, lower left corner choose "control panel", then "sounds, speech and audio devices", a window will come up, choose "adjust the system volume" Also you should have a shortcut at the lower right of the taskbar (the bar at the bottom of you computer when it starts up), slide that all the way up if it isn't already. Lastly double click that button (should look like a speaker icon) and a window should pop up, make sure all four sliders are all the way up. Sorry that's all I know to do, my last lap-top had a powerful audio card built in and I miss it. These latitudes I believe were business machines that were replaced with upgrades. Not a bad deal at the price but they are not gaming machines. Dang it!
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No, there is not. But there is an i.LINK jack in the back, plus there is an A DUB CTRL(for audio dubbing) instructions....I have not tried either of the features, yet.
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In Sound Properties, there is a Stereo Mix option (IDT High Definition Codec). Not sure what it does or if works.
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iTunes will play WAV natively as well (my iTunes library is all junked up with voicemails in WAV format). For editing, the free program Audacity is excellent, in my opinion.
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1. You can stop recording after each song - not a great idea2. You can get a program called "audacity" online for free. This is a musc editor. It takes a while at first, but once you have the hang of it, it's pretty quick.
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Previously I used Sound Forge but found that Audacity, a free software application, has more capabilities. You can download the software without purchasing the product & try it.As with most of the inexpensive SW, it does not allow live EQ support - getting that costs a lot of $.
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Use Audacity. It's free and under the "Effect" menu, you can use the noise removal option which will take out all background noise.
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Do you mean, just take previous recordings and process the sound for better fidelity (via EQ's, noise reduction, etc.)? Not sure what you mean by "clean/scrub audio" but this is a full DAW with multi-track recording, editing, mixing, arranging and producing. It includes Midi in/out and can host a multitude of plug ins. It also comes with it it's own suite of plugins for effects, EQ, etc. It is a full workstation. If all you want to do is process audio, I would look at something like SoundForge or another simple audio editor
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The best way to kill this kind of background noise is via software. Most good sound editing software has a noise filter/reduction tool. What you do is allow about 30 seconds of silence before you actually use the mic and start your recording. In editing grab that 30 seconds of silence and use it as the "Noise Print" for noise reduction. What this does is the reduction software will work through youyr recording looking for the noise you gave it and remove it. If the background noise is from a steady source, like a fan this will pull the noise right out.
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Check out Connected Radio. It's a plug-in that lets you select from 1000s of audio steams. You can also add your own favorite audio feeds. You can find the plug-in on DivX labs and many others.http://labs.divx.com/connected/plugins
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Hi Donna. Are you looking for improved volume or clarity? You can probably tinker with the sound options on the menu screen. Otherwise, you may want to get what Phil and Rodney suggested - a dedicated sound system.
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Last time I used it, I don't think you can. I do all my editing later anyway, with PS Elements, or other program. Ahhh... I may have spoken too soon ... lol As I indicated - I haven't used it in a few weeks now.:-)
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you might try thisTo adjust the sound volume using your keyboardDisplay the Start menu by pressing Ctrl+Esc (or the Windows logo key). Then open Control Panel by pressing C.In Control Panel, make sure you are in Classic View, with all Control Panel icons showing. If not, go to the left pane of Control Panel and open Switch to Classic View by pressing Tab and then Enter. Press the arrow keys to move to Sound and Audio Devices, and then press Enter.In the Sound and Audio Devices Properties dialog box, on the Volume tab, adjust the Device volume by pressing the Right Arrow key for higher volume (louder), and the Left Arrow key for lower volume. Then press Enter.Close Control Panel by pressing Alt+F, C. you might try thisTo adjust the sound volume using your keyboardDisplay the Start menu by pressing Ctrl+Esc (or the Windows logo key). Then open Control Panel by pressing C.In Control Panel, make sure you are in Classic View, with all Control Panel icons showing. If not, go to the left pane of Control Panel and open Switch to Classic View by pressing Tab and then Enter. Press the arrow keys to move to Sound and Audio Devices, and then press Enter.In the Sound and Audio Devices Properties dialog box, on the Volume tab, adjust the Device volume by... » Read More you might try thisTo adjust the sound volume using your keyboardDisplay the Start menu by pressing Ctrl+Esc (or the Windows logo key). Then open Control Panel by pressing C.In Control Panel, make sure you are in Classic View, with all Control Panel icons showing. If not, go to the left pane of Control Panel and open Switch to Classic View by pressing Tab and then Enter. Press the arrow keys to move to Sound and Audio Devices, and then press Enter.In the Sound and Audio Devices Properties dialog box, on the Volume tab, adjust the Device volume by pressing the Right Arrow key for higher volume (louder), and the Left Arrow key for lower volume. Then press Enter.Close Control Panel by pressing Alt+F, C. « Show Less
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You can adjust the sound effect to clear voice(clrvoice is what shows) or loudness. Not much you can do with the soundbar.