Notice to all visitors and members of the Train-Sim.Com message forums: If you plan on using a signature banner in your posts, we would like to remind you that there is a maximum size for banners. That maximum is 450 pixels wide by 120 pixels high, and not to exceed 25k. Your compliance is appreciated. FORUM RULES Problems? There are two common reasons for problems with logging in and posting messages. The first is that you are running a firewall that prevents your messages from being sent to the server. The other is that you have cookies disabled; the DCForum software requires cookies to work properly.
Okay, I've got Goldwave and have a fantastic horn sound to edit. I want to make the sound longer so I edit the cue points to create some space betwwen them (Only two, start and finish) only the horn is still not a long enough blast. What should I do, edit the wav to make it longer or resample the original wav ?I have tried to edit the wave by cutting and pasting selections, but all i seem to get is a sound that is uneven and not crisp and clear.Any Help appreciated from you sound demons !
The measure of success is gauged by not how many times you've fallen but by how many times you've gotten back up
RE: Editing .wavs to make them longer, Stooopid_person, Jan-13-03, 08:52 AM, (1) RE: Editing .wavs to make them longer, Vulcan Foundry, Jan-13-03, 09:12 PM, (3) RE: Editing .wavs to make them longer, steam4me, Jan-13-03, 03:40 PM, (2) RE: Editing .wavs to make them longer, Vulcan Foundry, Jan-13-03, 09:13 PM, (4) RE: Editing .wavs to make them longer, Roudari, Jan-14-03, 06:12 AM, (5) RE: Editing .wavs to make them longer, Vulcan Foundry, Jan-14-03, 09:29 PM, (6)
Theres a part where it says 'Decrease Speed by 25%' in Windows sound recorder. Maybe you can do that and then make the sound longer.
------My favourite LUL train------ This is Notting Hill Gate......Change for Circle...and District lines...............This train terminates at Hainault...via Newbury Park......(Don't you just love the SONIA? If you haven't heard it, play BVE Central line to hear it!)
Look for a tutorial on sounds by Chuck Zeiler in the "models" section of the tutorials page at my site, URL below.RegardsYuri. (steam4me) ------------------------------------- Webmaster Australian MSTS Add-ons Page -------------------------------------
