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Im just wondering if anyone has an edited down version of Bruce Springstein's Born in the USA. I'm looking for a version in the 2-3 minute range because the full version seems to drag on too long for a sequence.

Just hoping someone has one so I don't have to re-invent the wheel.

Thanks.

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Brain,

Dont you have a copy of "Audacity"? Along with something like MP3Gain are common tools that most guys and gals doing this Christmas lights to music. Using Audacity you can trim up any song you like to the way you like to see / hear it. No need to sit back and wait for someone else to do it for you. BTW both are share ware to my understanding and can be downloaded from the net.

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Max-Paul wrote:

Brain,

Dont you have a copy of "Audacity"? Along with something like MP3Gain are common tools that most guys and gals doing this Christmas lights to music. Using Audacity you can trim up any song you like to the way you like to see / hear it. No need to sit back and wait for someone else to do it for you. BTW both are share ware to my understanding and can be downloaded from the net.

and don't forget you need "lame" with Audacity:

Audacity:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Lame:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq?s=install&item=lame-mp3

MP3 Gain
http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/download.php

I see I am not the only who has "fast fingers" and types "Brain" instead of "Brian"... LOL
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jimswinder wrote:

Max-Paul wrote:
Brain,

Dont you have a copy of "Audacity"? Along with something like MP3Gain are common tools that most guys and gals doing this Christmas lights to music. Using Audacity you can trim up any song you like to the way you like to see / hear it. No need to sit back and wait for someone else to do it for you. BTW both are share ware to my understanding and can be downloaded from the net.

and don't forget you need "lame" with Audacity:

Audacity:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Lame:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq?s=install&item=lame-mp3

MP3 Gain
http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/download.php

I see I am not the only who has "fast fingers" and types "Brain" instead of "Brian"... LOL


Did you say fast fingers or fat fingers LOL :)

Brian I agree with the other guys I had no idea what audacity was but once I figured it out it is very easy to use and my computer skills are peanut du miniscule so anyone with some computer knowledge should master audacity in a day or two
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Don Gillespie wrote:

Did you say fast fingers or fat fingers LOL :)

four fast fat fingers...


How fast can four fat fingers finger a four fingered fast fat fingerer? :shock:
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Audacity has a gain feature also.

Open your audio file either MP3 or Wave.

Under EFFECTS>Amplify you will see a dialog box come up with your amplitude of that audio file. You can use the recommended change to make the audio file at 0db or change it to another amplitude you want. I normally set mine to -3db. I do that as the 0db setting is to hot for my transmitter input.

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Dennis Cherry wrote:

Audacity has a gain feature also.

Open your audio file either MP3 or Wave.

With MP3 Gain you can select 100's of MP3's all at once and set them all to the same db...

I did that for all my Christmas Songs I was playing thru my Zara Radio...
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Yes, I have Audacity. It usually takes me a couple hours to shorten a song to make it sound good. I'm just trying to save time and energy if someone has a shortened version they are willing to share.
Like I said in my original post, why re-invent the wheel.

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jimswinder wrote:

Don Gillespie wrote:
Did you say fast fingers or fat fingers LOL :)

four fast fat fingers...


How fast can four fat fingers finger a four fingered fast fat fingerer? :shock:
that made my head hurt!
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Brian Mitchell wrote:

Yes, I have Audacity. It usually takes me a couple hours to shorten a song to make it sound good. I'm just trying to save time and energy if someone has a shortened version they are willing to share.
Like I said in my original post, why re-invent the wheel.
I agree, someone send you a shortened version and you send them the original version so that no artist were harmed with the transaction!! lol
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