Actually, a wav question instead of mp3 question

Hi,
I've got a cassette that I recorded today of a puppet show that a local
library is going to put on for young children. I've copied the play to my
hard drive as a wav file using CDex, and will put this onto cd for them as
they have to do this play several times and thought it would be easier just
to play the cd each time. One thing they want me to do is mix a song in
towards the end of this wav file... so when there are 20 seconds left in
the show (the puppets are supposed to be dancing - lol) I need to mix this
song in (low volume) for the puppets to dance to, then after the 20 seconds
(the show is done) I'll be raising the volume up (I've already gotten this
done as a second wav file). Is there a program I can use that will mix
these files together like this without screwing both of them up?

Thanks in advance (and I hope I explained it well enough to make sense),

Will

 

| Hi,
| I've got a cassette that I recorded today of a puppet show that a local
| library is going to put on for young children. I've copied the play to my
| hard drive as a wav file using CDex, and will put this onto cd for them as
| they have to do this play several times and thought it would be easier
just
| to play the cd each time. One thing they want me to do is mix a song in
| towards the end of this wav file... so when there are 20 seconds left in
| the show (the puppets are supposed to be dancing - lol) I need to mix this
| song in (low volume) for the puppets to dance to, then after the 20
seconds
| (the show is done) I'll be raising the volume up (I've already gotten this
| done as a second wav file). Is there a program I can use that will mix
| these files together like this without screwing both of them up?
|
| Thanks in advance (and I hope I explained it well enough to make sense),
|
I think you explained it fine - good luck...I haven't a clue, but I'm
certainly looking forward to an answer!

 

Yes, Goldwave will do it, no problem.
http://www.goldwave.com/

 

Thanks for the reply. I've checked out their website, and according to them
Goldwave won't do it but their other program will (Multiquence). I'm going
to give it a try now.

Will

 

That's nonsense. I have Goldwave, and I regularly insert
sounds into others. It will do it just fine and dandy, via
"Edit / Mix", or CTRL+M.

 

Why don't you just burn both wave files on the same cd, putting the music
file last,,

 

Thanks for the help. It worked, and without paying for their other program.


Will

 

you copied the video info as a wave file ?... I can't see that
working... surely mpeg would be better...
I would use Cakewalk...my browser is tits up at the moment so i can't
provide a link but i'm fairly sure google will throw up a demo of
Cakewalk that should suffice... it handles all video/audio information
.... is one of the puppets an american president ?





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Cassette over here means just audio.

Will

 

that has to be one of the worst solutions ever.. you'll just end up
with 2 wave files on a cd... one after the other....
you're just lucky the k man aint listening... what the mailer needs
is a pgm that mixes video and audio...
in fact... i give this a vicarious BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA




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Any wave editor (including GoldWave) will do it...it's a copy and
paste job.

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You're welcome.