Ok im. confused...
My mastering engineer sent me a 16 bit wav file...I sent this to CDbaby for distribution. CD baby ask for a 16 bit wav file and no other format.
In conversation with the mastering engineer over Facebook chat.
Tascam has released a free program designed to convert and edit hi-res DSD: DSF, DSDIFF, and PCM/.Wav files.
Hi guys!
Some of you may have heard of a program called 'mp3 Gain', which allows you to balance the volume levels of your mp3 files so that they're all roughly the same. It doesn't remove the dynamics within each track (or each album even), but basically just allows you to control the general playback level of each file. Very handy tool, and I've been using it for years.
My wife has a small business selling spoken word recordings.
I'm her tech guy, photographer, and financier.
I need to convert 500 wavs. to MP3 format and look for a software. I tried the Sound Forge batch converter but it only allows bitrates up to 128 and I need 256 minimum.
Any ideas?
I've exporting my wav files out of CubaseLE with the proper labeling. When I burn the CD the files come up with no track or artist info. So what I did was imported the CD into itunes, then changed all the info that I needed to. The problem I'm having is that it is only recognizing it in itunes and nowhere else. I've been looking for tag stamping software but no dice.
If I upload a track to the web (Sound Cloud, MySpace ..etc..) I get this warbling-like background noise in my track. I cannot figure out why. :/ This "warbling" sound is not present on my 8-track, or when I export my recorded tracks to the computer. The .wav file (or if I export the .wav file as I constant mp3 at 320kpbs) recording sounds fine.
i'm just wondering if uploading WAV files to a site like box.net, and then downloading them from another computer will damage the quality of the files. It wouldn't make sense, since they're still WAV files, but I want to make sure. anyone know?
Hi guys, this is my first post and it seems the appropriate place to put it, so forgive me if its in the wrong area. Im a DJ an like to record my own sets, the one i recorded today though seems to have developed a weird stutter through the entire recording (about 2 hours worth).
