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Halcyon · 17-05-2005, 11:58

Any program that lets you record and display the audio as waveform should let you easily cut bits out and re-arrange the track.
You can then also increase the audio gain, duplicate the mono channel, etc.
Steinberg's WaveLab is good and so is CoolEdit. Most of them cost a bit although you may be able to get an earlier version or trial.

17-05-2005, 11:58	#3
Halcyon Hello ! Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Somewhere Services: AppleTV, Netflix Posts: 16,792	Re: Improving Audio Files Any program that lets you record and display the audio as waveform should let you easily cut bits out and re-arrange the track. You can then also increase the audio gain, duplicate the mono channel, etc. Steinberg's WaveLab is good and so is CoolEdit. Most of them cost a bit although you may be able to get an earlier version or trial. __________________ . -