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MarkRB - Posted - 03/23/2011: 06:01:41
I have a Zoom H2 recorder. It is a great little recorder and not being very savvy when it comes to technical stuff I am most likely not using to its full capacity. When I record there is time before and after I perform my song of dead air, or you might hear a bit of shuffling (me). I would like to edit those seconds out. Is there any free software out there that might help me? Something simple and easy to use. Thanks.
August - Posted - 03/23/2011: 06:25:03
Check out Audacity: audacity.sourceforge.net/ it works very well.
bournio - Posted - 03/23/2011: 08:23:19
Just so you know... Reaper isn't free. It costs $40. But it has an unlimited trial, so you can use it until you get the money together! Or decide you don't want to pay.
rudy - Posted - 03/23/2011: 08:57:01
Reaper is a great software package and well worth the money but simple would not be a descriptive adjective for a editing newbie.
I'd go with a much simpler editor as it sounds like you only need to top and tail your sound files.
peanutroad - Posted - 03/23/2011: 09:25:59
Waveosaur is a very small but versatile free stereo editor. I can load it and a few favorite vst effects onto a little usb drive and take it with me anywhere there's a PC available.
wavosaur.com/
