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  • January 9, 2006 at 4:42 pm #25539
    gameswizard
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      i think nearly all montages posted are put together by the individual.
      i use avs audio tools and also avs audio editor .
      not expensive by anymeans and it does a fantastic job.
      find it here:
      http://www.avsmedia.com/

      January 9, 2006 at 4:42 pm #27033
      gameswizard
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        i think nearly all montages posted are put together by the individual.
        i use avs audio tools and also avs audio editor .
        not expensive by anymeans and it does a fantastic job.
        find it here:
        http://www.avsmedia.com/

        January 9, 2006 at 4:45 pm #25540
        gameswizard
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          avs audio tools is £13.72.
          fantatsic value!
          http://www.avsmedia.com/AudioTools/index.aspx

          January 9, 2006 at 4:45 pm #27034
          gameswizard
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            avs audio tools is £13.72.
            fantatsic value!
            http://www.avsmedia.com/AudioTools/index.aspx

            January 9, 2006 at 6:00 pm #27037
            ratnob
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              As an obsessive Apple fan, I use iTunes and GarageBand for creating the montages and exporting them as MP3 files.

              Geoff Barton

              January 9, 2006 at 6:00 pm #25543
              ratnob
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                As an obsessive Apple fan, I use iTunes and GarageBand for creating the montages and exporting them as MP3 files.

                Geoff Barton

                January 9, 2006 at 9:42 pm #27038
                Bigdave

                  A lot of us use Adobe Audition or it’s predecessor,Cool Edit.

                  It allows you to insert MP3 and WAV files into a multitrack screen,so you can crossfade etc. It’s also industry standard (you’ll find it in a lot of production studios at stations across the UK and the World),so you’re at a distinct advantage if you can get your head around it ! :D

                  January 9, 2006 at 9:42 pm #25544
                  Bigdave

                    A lot of us use Adobe Audition or it’s predecessor,Cool Edit.

                    It allows you to insert MP3 and WAV files into a multitrack screen,so you can crossfade etc. It’s also industry standard (you’ll find it in a lot of production studios at stations across the UK and the World),so you’re at a distinct advantage if you can get your head around it ! :D

                    January 10, 2006 at 12:49 am #27039
                    gameswizard
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                      adobe audition 1.5 is a bit pricey at £210 😯

                      January 10, 2006 at 12:49 am #25545
                      gameswizard
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                        adobe audition 1.5 is a bit pricey at £210 😯

                        January 11, 2006 at 11:18 am #27042
                        IainJohnston
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                          Try Magix Audio Cleaning Lab – various versions – is approx
                          £30 in the shops or £20 from Amazon UK.

                          It has a very easy to use 2-track mode which is great for
                          montages, plus all sorts of cleaning filters etc etc to remove
                          tape hiss, boost/filter different frequencies (EQ), and loads
                          of other functions (reverbs, cut&paste, etc).

                          Some functions look uncannily similar to Cool Edit etc –
                          pure coincidence of course!

                          Only drawback is its limited when outputting to MP3 (need to
                          buy an addon after 20 mp3 outputs), BUT any old free MP3
                          compiler such as MP3PRO does the job anyway. NB – WAV
                          outputs are NOT restricted, so prime mixes output in WAV.

                          It can input from line audio (cassette decks, amps, hi-fis; also
                          low-level from vinyl (some vesions include a phono cable
                          kit to save buying a separate one)), all digital audio formats,
                          and or course CD/wav/etcetc.
                          then do mp3 compression in MP3pro or whatever.

                          January 11, 2006 at 11:18 am #25548
                          IainJohnston
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                            Try Magix Audio Cleaning Lab – various versions – is approx
                            £30 in the shops or £20 from Amazon UK.

                            It has a very easy to use 2-track mode which is great for
                            montages, plus all sorts of cleaning filters etc etc to remove
                            tape hiss, boost/filter different frequencies (EQ), and loads
                            of other functions (reverbs, cut&paste, etc).

                            Some functions look uncannily similar to Cool Edit etc –
                            pure coincidence of course!

                            Only drawback is its limited when outputting to MP3 (need to
                            buy an addon after 20 mp3 outputs), BUT any old free MP3
                            compiler such as MP3PRO does the job anyway. NB – WAV
                            outputs are NOT restricted, so prime mixes output in WAV.

                            It can input from line audio (cassette decks, amps, hi-fis; also
                            low-level from vinyl (some vesions include a phono cable
                            kit to save buying a separate one)), all digital audio formats,
                            and or course CD/wav/etcetc.
                            then do mp3 compression in MP3pro or whatever.

                            January 11, 2006 at 11:54 am #27043
                            gameswizard
                            Member

                              wixy1360 wrote: Try Magix Audio Cleaning Lab…

                              the only trouble with magix products is you think you’re buying a full version of a product and then you have to purchase extras to ‘unlock’ limited features.then if you have a problem with your computer,you are again limited to the amount of times you can use your purchased ‘extra’-usually 3 times 👿
                              imagine buying adobe photoshop-and only being able to use ‘red-eye reduction’ say 20 times then having to buy an ”add-on” to be able to continue using it ❗

                              i also saw the abobe audition on that website-but i couldn’t find a link to purchase it 😥

                              January 11, 2006 at 11:54 am #25549
                              gameswizard
                              Member

                                wixy1360 wrote: Try Magix Audio Cleaning Lab…

                                the only trouble with magix products is you think you’re buying a full version of a product and then you have to purchase extras to ‘unlock’ limited features.then if you have a problem with your computer,you are again limited to the amount of times you can use your purchased ‘extra’-usually 3 times 👿
                                imagine buying adobe photoshop-and only being able to use ‘red-eye reduction’ say 20 times then having to buy an ”add-on” to be able to continue using it ❗

                                i also saw the abobe audition on that website-but i couldn’t find a link to purchase it 😥

                                January 11, 2006 at 2:30 pm #27044
                                IainJohnston
                                Member

                                  wrote: But if you were to *accidently* look at ….awfcomponents.com… Then a copy could be yours for £5

                                  For a fiver its clearly not kosher!

                                  Gameswizard.. I agree about the Cleaning Lab, but most people will
                                  have / can get free MP3 compilers anyway. And for £20 its quite a
                                  comprehensive utility for the money (and no doubt a quick PC Registry
                                  hack can reset the MP3 counter for anyone worried about it!)

                                  Above all, its the creativity of the montage compilers that matters…
                                  Keep them coming chaps!

                                  January 11, 2006 at 2:30 pm #25550
                                  IainJohnston
                                  Member

                                    wrote: But if you were to *accidently* look at ….awfcomponents.com… Then a copy could be yours for £5

                                    For a fiver its clearly not kosher!

                                    Gameswizard.. I agree about the Cleaning Lab, but most people will
                                    have / can get free MP3 compilers anyway. And for £20 its quite a
                                    comprehensive utility for the money (and no doubt a quick PC Registry
                                    hack can reset the MP3 counter for anyone worried about it!)

                                    Above all, its the creativity of the montage compilers that matters…
                                    Keep them coming chaps!

                                    January 11, 2006 at 2:40 pm #27045
                                    ah-media
                                    Member

                                       Hopefully a new montage (produced with Audition) will be on here Saturday morning :)

                                      A.

                                      January 11, 2006 at 2:40 pm #25551
                                      ah-media
                                      Member

                                         Hopefully a new montage (produced with Audition) will be on here Saturday morning :)

                                        A.

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