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jokeamotive (103 posts)
Jan-16-02, 10:40 AM (EST) "Using Goldwave How DO I Make A Horn" I've assed around with goldwave and I cannot figure out how to make it loop. I took one short blast and I tried it, but it came out to be three short blasts. I was using a UP K3 horn that I recorded. Im trying to figure out how to place cue points
to make it loop smoothly? Still kinda confused by it though. Anyone have any suggestions or help. Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Using Goldwave How DO I Make A ... GMOF3A Jan-17-02 1 RE: Using Goldwave How DO I Make A ... scefhwil Jan-19-02 2
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GMOF3A (13 posts)
Jan-17-02, 12:19 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Using Goldwave How DO I Make A Horn" YES I have the same trouble...I'm about to pitch GOLDWAVE out the window an find something else..let me know if you find out anything...Paul Fowler k0iri@aol.com Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
scefhwil (63 posts)
Jan-19-02, 02:53 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Using Goldwave How DO I Make A Horn" As with most other areas of the sim the sms seems to be quite fussy about convension. Load an existing file ie the GP38 horn. The first cue point is number 0000001. However if you insert new cue point into a file that has none GW calls it 0000000. So to get the looping to work correct insert your first cue point close to the start of the file, then insert the rest in their correct positions. At the end delete the first cue point ie 0000000, leaving you with the correct 'msts' numbering sequence. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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