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Another thought -- can you convert to mono? If so, the quality will be higher for a given bit rate. Chuck On 9/13/18 3:42 PM, Martin Hairer wrote: Hi, I've got some field recordings that I'm editing minimally in their native .wav format and then exporting as .mp3s. The resulting mp3 files are very l...

I think the only way you are going to get what you want is to divide the files, preferably putting the markers at zero crossings and saving as an uncompressed file. I have never burned CDs from Amadeus as I use a different program, but I assume it will work. I am moderately sure you cannot get a smo...

Assuming functions are the same in 2 as in AP 1 The simplest method is to use the fading--ramp function. Convert to 24 bits (probably not necessary but why not for manipulations Amplify the signal so that the end value is what you want use ramp function, putting in the reverse of the amplification f...

I can't think of a way to do the whole thing but you could take a section, amplify it to maximum and then use the envelope command to lower the initial part to match the final part. As you can use markers and the envelope command has values, you may well be able to do a passable job. (of course at t...

Tell it to save the files as aif files -- assuming that the files are small enough -- 2GByte is the limit for aif files. Or you can create a batch process and convert all the files us amadeus. Chuck On 1/26/16, 10:42 AM, KateS wrote: Cherrill P. Heaton wrote: You need to Sound>Split According to Mar...

Try doing a fourier analysis of your data where you aren't speaking. If there appear to be sharp peaks, set up notch filters to eliminate those frequencies. Chuck On 9/28/15 10:41 AM, vannuysd wrote: I've been bedeviled lately by a background hum that is difficult to diagnose. I think it may be comi...

There may be a simpler one, but you can split the tracks and then you have the option of muting (or setting the volume independently) for either track. Chuck On 6/30/15, 2:56 PM, vannuysd wrote: I'm editing an interview with me on one side of the track and my guest on the other. Sometimes, I need to...

There may be a simpler one, but you can split the tracks and then you have the option of muting (or setting the volume independently) for either track. Chuck On 6/30/15, 2:56 PM, vannuysd wrote: I'm editing an interview with me on one side of the track and my guest on the other. Sometimes, I need to...

What does get info on the files show? On 5/6/15 5:16 AM, ikojoe wrote: I am a solo piano player. I record to a Yamaha pocket trak. I download my files to an external hard drive, Amadeus is on my Mac drive. I have used it this way since the turn of the century. I have not changed anything anywhere at...

I just wonder if it is the source of the .wav file? On 12/1/14 7:03 PM, JEGG wrote: Thanks I'm a bit more interested in hearing from those who may have experienced this, as opposed to those who have not. But I was not clear with that! _______________________________________________ Amadeus forum mai...

One possibility is a hardware problem -- commercial CDs are pressed and the signals are larger. You might try a CD cleaner kit Chuck On 8/5/14 9:13 AM, CP Heaton wrote: Exactly how did they appear before? System Preference is set for open with iTunes and that is what happened. I was asked if I wante...

Remember, Amadeus Pro knows nothing about tempos, frequencies, beats, etc. It is a sound editor and only knows "sound level" as a function of time. That said, there is a change pitch time option -- and yes, that option is, while not rocket science, is a fairly difficult mathematical proble...

Classic question -- have you moved the prefs and forced AP to regenerate them? that often fixes random things. Chuck On 7/5/14 11:00 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote: Hello. I'm still on the 1x series. This morning I went to edit something I'd split in to several amid documents how ever when I go to play a...

Sorry, Set one Front left, the other Front right and then flatten. On 5/11/14 7:36 PM, jerrykrinock wrote: Thank you, Jonah. The choices for a mono track are front, front left, front right, back, back left, back right and center. So I don't think I did what you suggested. But I finally worked out th...

Yes, you are right, but after selecting the region, go to the selection menu and select to expand to nearest crossing and then do the replace. Chuck On 2/5/14 12:25 AM, AlphaSmith wrote: Sorry to be unclear. I'm selecting a section that has an artifact, then choosing Effects> Generate Silence. My on...