a utility for splitting long audio files into loops?????

[MARKEG]

i remember one i stumbled across a utility like this in the 90's but didn't thiink much about it at the time.

Sometimes I have big long sessions at night with my synth and then go back the next day and chop up the recording into loops.

So I'm looking for something that detects the silences in a big long one hour audio file and can split it up into seperate loops and give them all new names.

This would come in handy for splitting up those non-wav sample cd's too..

Any ideas?

[BRADLEE]

I just use Acid for this sort of thing, but it does not automatically detect the silence as you already know. It's a lot of work, but worth it in my opinion.

If I had a tool like the one you speak of though, that would be very handy.

[massplanck]

Waveknife?

[thetonewrecka]

Soundforge will do this. Gives everything a nice "prefix" name and then numerical sets for all the loops it creates. You can adjust the sensitivity of silence it looks/works with.

[stjohn]

not Dublin

go home ye pikey!!! and stay there!

[Ritzi Lee]

Tracker!

[machina]

does recycle still exist? used to use that back in the dark ages...

machina

[FILTERZ]

soundforge is the one

[acidsaturation]

Yeh,
I use soundforge for that. I do find sometimes it's easier to do it all manually though 'cos it's more accurate and saves time trimming again when you just have to get that loop into a tune!

[Mirsha]

Recycle can do this quite easily, though I don't know if you can save the chunks as individual wav's or just in their native .rx2 format.

[RDR]

soundforge is the one

Soundforge

Instructions.

Load up file

Autoregion

check ya regions (detect as drum noises with a fairly high threshold is good)

Extract region as audio files.

thats it...

[massplanck]

not Dublin

go home ye pikey!!! and stay there!


:dance:

Ive no fcuking intentions of ever living there again.

Have you ever even seen a field rory?

[BRADLEE]

Soundforge

Instructions.

Load up file

Autoregion

check ya regions (detect as drum noises with a fairly high threshold is good)

Extract region as audio files.

thats it...

Good man amigo, thanks for the info. I didn't know that was possible with sound forge....but then again, I've never read any instructions for any of the software I use :lol:

[AcidTrash]

Why not just use the "Audio Clips" section of the playlist?

[massplanck]

Just use a scissors mark.

[RDR]

Just use a scissors mark.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[Louk]

wavesurgeon by square circle i recommend

Louk

[FIK]

Here's a free one


http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

[Barely Human]

I hear this is pretty good -

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/elvis/images/chainsaw.jpg

[JohnnySideways]

wavelab does this...mi mate showed me how once but i cant remember :cry:

[Komplex]

I hear this is pretty good -

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/elvis/images/chainsaw.jpg

thats not even real mate. hang your head in shame.

[The Divide]

I would use recycle

[davethedrummer]

throw it all away in the morning
it'll be crap anyway
then go down the cafe

that's the best idea i reckon

[SlavikSvensk]

Here's a free one


http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

i like audacity, but it won't read aac compression...anyone know a utility that does??

[SlavikSvensk]

Just use a scissors mark.

:nono:

http://www.entropy.net/images/scissors.png