I have some sound clips of horn files, I was wondering how do I shorten the file of what I have? thanks for anybody's help!
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Another horn question
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RE: Another horn question
Hi JTB1985,I assume you are referring to WAV files. Ok, I am assuming that these are WAVs and that they are in MSTS format (11,025kHz 16 bit stereo).1. Simply click on the Wav you wish to edit and click "Record"The Sound Recorder opens:2. Click on Edit and scoll down to where it says "Delete before current position, and Delete after current position.You now know where the editing tool is so:3. Play your sound to the point where you wish to edit and click stop, and now go and click "Delete after current position".4. Save! and save again--you will be prompeted when you try to exit Sound recorder.If you are not using XP, then Click Start/All Programs/accessories/entertainment/Sound recorder.I hope this helpsMike
Michael Sinclair
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RE: Another horn question
Mike, Can I e-mail you a file I attempted to put into MSTS and it sounds WAYYYYY too loud, and all my stats show it's a stereo clip, and I'm hopeing you can help me put this file into MSTS, thank you
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