I’m after a program which I can use to adjust the volume of MP3’s. Which is to say that I desire a program with which I can adjust the volume of an MP3 track permanently without having to save it as a separate file. For example I could import an MP3 into a recording program, adjust the volume, and save it as a new file, but I do not wish to do this.

I'm a new user, not sure where this question should go.

I'm a piano major in school and would like some sort of small portable microphone to record my piano playing mostly for personal critique. But I don't want to spend money on some crappy mic that can barely do decent voice recording.

I'd love any insight or thoughts anyone could drum up here on this subject.

My band just grabbed a Behringer PMP3000 (1200W peak powered mixer - I know most Behringer gear is weak, just needed something to get by) for a little more vocal punch and the ability to play some medium sized venues that don't have a house PA.

I'm looking for an mp3 encoder suitable for acoustic music.

128kbps, ideally.

Any suggestions?

Hi ! I Run Sonar 5 Producer w/some x-tra plugins ! (waves) I Also Use A Lexicon Omega for my sound card. The Problem I'm Having Is That
Sonar Won't Let me convert the file to an mp3 so I did it on a wave converter ! However Once I load it on to My Space there is no sound !

I currently have a M-Audio Tampa and DMP3 as my pres. I've just seen the PreSonus M80 for an extremely low price and am wondering if it would be worth me selling my Tampa and DMP3 to get it?

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,319276,00.html

The Recording Industry Association of America, the Big Four record companies' lobbying arm and primary legal weapon, considers the copying of songs from your own CDs to your own computer, for your own personal use, to be just as illegal as posting them online.

I finished the jam I have it on CD and recorded it on my PC as a WMA, but soundclick only takes MP3 files. OK now how do I make an MP3 file?

Help?DUH. Yes I am an analog man in a digital world.

I am a member of Southern Gospel Trio and we use tracks for performance. Right now were using minidisc but are considering upgrading to something hard drive. I have seen many groups using a (pardon my ignorance) a white, table top, apparently hard drive audio player with a remote. Could someone educate me as to what this might be? Also, any suggestions for something better than minidisc?

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This is from a string quartet concert, recorded with an AKG 426, with both capsules set to cardioid, due to the noise and acoustics of the small venue. The stereo image has been adjusted in post and convolution reverb added.