Hi Folks,
I am relying on someone to educate me here, I want to add an image to an mp3 so that it is visible in wmp whilst listening to the audio.
All help greatly appreciated

Is there any good freeware or cheap software which will rip straight from vinyl into standard mp3 or wav so I won't have to adjust anything like volume levels, bitrates, sampling e.t.c?

In preparing a track for artist review I ran into a piece that really fell apart in the MP3 conversion from Adobe Audition. I thought it might be a good test track for different MP3 encoders.

I'm finally getting around to ripping all my CDs to my PC. I'm ripping them to lossless WMA and want to make two MP3 "mirrors" of the lossless files - likely 96kbps and 256kbps.

I'm hoping I can end up with 3 directories at the same level

lossless
96mp3
256mp3

I'm just wondering how small artists are selling from their websites. I want to start offering downloads.

For MP3 downloads I have briefly looked at:
PayLoadz Express express.payloadz.com/
Don't know much about it.

Soundclick soundclick.com/
Seams pretty expensive; downloads are $0.75, I get $0.37 (~50%)

HELP! I'm new to the forums, so hello all and thanks for any advice you may have.

I am so annoyed with myself for not being able to figure this out. I SUCK with stuff like this.

I was wondering if anyone can send me a link or a software to a program that will let me convert any MPEG formats and any other stuff like that, that is in video format to MP3 Format? (for more than 20 to 30 seconds) I've seen a lot that will let me do that intill i buy the real program and I need one thats free.

At this time I have mp3 files on my website and people download the music in order to listen to it.

How can I change this, so that people can listen to the music via streaming, but never get hold of the actual mp3 files. In other words; can listen, cannot save.

OJG

i'm new to recording, and am using an ALESIS MultiMix 8 firewire mixer and a studioprojects B1 microphone with my laptop. the mixer came with Cubase LE trial software, and when i try to export files to mp3 from Cubase they sound washed out and are very soft, almost like an underwater effect. When i export to wav, they sound much better. any ideas as to why this is?

Hi,

I have just purchased an iAudio5 MP3 player which has a line-input connector.

I intend to connect it to the line out from a mixer for recording of concerts etc.

Are there any applications that can be downloaded to run tests on the recording quality i.e SNR, frequency response, distortion etc?