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darth vader | 14:18 Thu 18th Mar 2004 | Technology
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...cut sections out of an mp3 and save to a file (wav preferably, ready to cut to CDA). suggestions of freeware software or a 'how to' response using windows media player/winamp or sound recorder would be gratefully receieved. Any freeware must not come with a 'degree in sound recording' pre-requisite.
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i'm going to answer my own question with a big "duh!" - have downloaded a freeware mp3 -> wav converter and will then use windows' "sound recorder" to chop the start and end to leave the bit i want. simple wannit?
Or use Cool Mp3 Splitter....there are a few good audio manipulation tools out there.
Winamp can convert mp3 to wav as well. And you can get a free trial of Soundforge which I found to be a good tool for editing wavs. By the way, didn't I promise you a recording some months back? Well I finally found the disc a couple of weeks back, so if you still want it let me know.
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thanks folks no more responses needed. Smorodina yes you did! was it "sparky's magic piano"? if so then don't worry i have managed to get a copy on mp3 off the Wonderful Worldwide Web - i can distribute if anyone else is interested........
If it wasn't sparky then do you remember what i was after?
'The Mysterious People' - the song you sang at school I believe.
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oh gosh yes - is there anywhere you can put it on the internet for me to grab a copy?
I'll try to put it up tomorrow - will you be around then?
Meanwhile, you can find the lyrics here: http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/user.tninet.se/~
tyf000e/Visor/Visor/DetGatfullaFolket.txt I
did mention it was written by two Swedes, didn't I?
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i'm here now (if you're listening in...)
Quick before we fall off the bottom! If you are there tonight I can put a link up...
Some crackles and distortion, but it is a very old record - 1964- and one of the first I ever bought, so probably got played a lot on antique equipment!
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got it - many thanks!

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