Topic by redfox 2018-11-27 19:23:35

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hi,
So in goldwave, if i want to place sounds, like a fully auto firearm, evenly, how do i move by a certain ammount of m/s, like how would i paiste a sound every 100 m/s.

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Reply by defender 2018-11-27 19:37:14 (edited by defender 2018-11-27 19:38:31)

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I haven't done it for a while so maybe the repeat effect is actually your best bet, but otherwise you would use insert time, move start marker to end, then mix or paste clipboard. Do that manually a few times and then you can just copy the hole thing and do bigger pieces to make it faster. Again I think repeat should be faster though...

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Reply by redfox 2018-11-27 20:05:15

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in audacity i remember seeing a keyboard shortcut or a menu option or something to move by 100 milliseconds or something, i'll have to look at the goldwave manual.

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Reply by Ethin 2018-11-28 03:14:00

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@3, use shift+up/down arrows to zoom in and out. Shift+up zooms in and vice versa. The further you zoom in, the smaller your time scale becomes.

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