Timing

[jeff bush]

My question is. The timing is off on one of my sequences and have tried skewing the track to line it up with the sequence but it doesn't seem to change it.

Is there a better way to do this?

Thanks

[wallleyes]

Run your songs through audacity so it changes them to a constant bit rate.

[jeff bush]

Thanks for the information

[jeff bush]

I have never done this, what is the procedure for doing that?

thanks

[George Simmons]

jeff bush wrote:

I have never done this, what is the procedure for doing that?

thanks

The first step is to download and install Audacity. (Google it - go to sourceforge for the download.) You'll also need to install a lame editor - instructions accompany Audacity - and set your preference for it to export MP3s at a constant bit rate of 128. Then, all you need to do is open an existing music file in Audacity and (whether or not you edit it) export is as an mp3.

[paulanator]

Hey Jeff,

When I was new, I used this tutorial on the LOR website. Check it out, step by step and I was up and running in minutes.

http://www.lightorama.com/PDF/Audacity_Lame_128Kbps.pdf

[jeff bush]

Downloaded it and will try it out


Thanks for the help

[PaulXmas]

Great tool for shorting a song and changing the volume (if a song is too loud or queit).

[George Simmons]

PaulXmas wrote:

Great tool for shorting a song and changing the volume (if a song is too loud or queit).

An even better tool for changing the loudness and making all your show audio files the same loudness is MP3 Gain.