pistolero
86 posts
Mar 05, 2011
4:45 PM
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OK I went for my fourth harp lesson today and I picked up one of those digital recorders from the Shack the other day to record them. I have the mp3 loaded on my comp. Wanted to post the audio where yall could take a listen. Thing is it's 46 minutes long and 87MB.
What is an easy way to edit it into smaller pieces and what is a good, free, easy to use file hoster?
Thanks, John.
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It's MUSIC, not just complicated noise.
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Aussiesucker
787 posts
Mar 05, 2011
5:11 PM
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You can I believe use newer free versions of Audacity to trim your files.
A good free file sharing site is BoxNet.
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pistolero
87 posts
Mar 05, 2011
7:25 PM
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Thanks. Downloaded Audacity, I'll figure it out tomorrow.
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It's MUSIC, not just complicated noise.
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Aussiesucker
788 posts
Mar 05, 2011
10:29 PM
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pistolero> you should be able to open an MP3 file in Audacity however if recording using Audacity it records in another format. To convert Audacity files to MP3 you need to download another free program called Lame which enables quick conversion to MP3s. Information and links are on the Audacity site.
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Miles Dewar
752 posts
Mar 06, 2011
6:50 AM
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Audacity.
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pistolero
89 posts
Mar 06, 2011
8:34 AM
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Or this
http://k002.kiwi6.com/hotlink/w5aea1m51k
http://k002.kiwi6.com/hotlink/mklx9n107i
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It's MUSIC, not just complicated noise.
Last Edited by on Mar 06, 2011 8:37 AM
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pistolero
90 posts
Mar 06, 2011
8:39 AM
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Thank you! That's what I was going for.
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It's MUSIC, not just complicated noise.
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