Hi,

I have both Windows XP and Windows Vista, WMP 10 and 11.

I'm looking for some kind of Windows Media Plugin, codec pack, or software that I can purchase that will install an ACM (Audio Compression Manager) compatible MP3 encoder, allowing programs to encode MP3s using ACM functionality.

I was speaking to an engineer who briefly was talking about how much of a pain it is to mix for mp3, I didn't get a chance to further ask him about it, but it seems interesting enough, or at least to mix for streaming music (ie. Myspace, download.com etc).

Anyone delve into this relatively new art of mixing for the streaming mp3 format?

Hi. I've just seen the Blue Robbie preamp on ebay for $599. Would this preamp be worth me selling my Tampa, DMP3 and VTB1? Is the Blue Robbie gonna be much better than what I already have?
Would I be putting all my eggs in one basket and be better off keeping what I already have for different flavours and versatility?

Thanks

I need to chop an MP3 file, and all my editing software decodes MP3 files to edit them. I want a simple splitter that will chop the file where I tell it to, and it isn't worth $20 for me to get said tool.

Any tips?

on pro tools? i just want to leave the vocals. anybody that can help?

Hello. how can i edit a MP3 file (i use Sound Forge) without re-encoding it, but remaining in the MP3 format? This is a problem as when encoded, a few bits of silence appear at the beginning and at the end of the file, so that it cannot be looped. when i cut this silence out and try to re-save the file, then SF re-encode it and adds again the silence and so on... neverending story.

hii guysss...
i have recorded somth on my mp4.
the files are act files and i need to concert them so i can listen to them on my comp.

i have tried the act2wav and konverter programs, but nothing works.
Please help me.

p.s is it possible to upload the file and for someone to help me?
thanks.

I just hauled out a CD that had a song but theres a f**kup in how its mixed in one part...is it at all possible to edit this now that its a finished product?

I put this in the 'recording studio' forum earlier, but maybe it should have gone here instead..if it's a faux pas to do it in both at once...sorry, I'm both a newbie and uninformed (i.e., a puzzled idiot)

Hi. Hope someone can help me.
I have to record a harpsichord and a cello with a very low budget. I would like to replace two very cheap Behringer MIC200 with a M-Audio DMP3 or a Yahama GO46 (for Eur. 200) (I already own an ESI U24 soundcard which is not bad in my opinion). Have someone tried the GO46? I can't find any spec on the web but seems interesting.