Is there any composing software such as guitar pro, but I want a real sound not midi

im using canopus edius for my video editing....

infact im werkin as visual editor

any1 use sony vegas?

after i render my video project, the audio become out of synchronous.

the first several minutes seems fine but it will slowly out of synchronous.

playback in project dont have any problems.

if render using xvid/divx with ac3 codec, the audio will not synchronous.

render the project with mpg wont have this problem but the video quality not good!

any suggestions?

which software can be used to make a minus one?

i wanna know how 2 use sound forge 6.0 punya noise reduction...can any1 help me??

which software best for compressing mp3 to make them smaller

winzip? 7-zip?
mp3 audio file is already lossy-compressed, unless u edit out the silent starting/ending part, or remove the ID3 tags.
by done all the things i mentioned above, ur mp3 file could only get 5 to 10% smaller.

or simply re-encode to lower bitrate, but at the cost of lower audio quality.

sometime 1mb mp3 and 6 mb mp3 are no much different how do they do it to make the mp3 small

yeah not much difference coz ur ears dont have enough experience to identify audio artifacts created by mp3 encoders.

the mp3 file size is depend on bitrates, sample rate, bit depth, and duration.
u can select standard quality settings(128kbps) to get smaller file size yet acceptable audio quality.

simply re-encode ur mp3 with any software here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LAME#Microsoft_Windows

128kbps cbr and vbr got any different?

cbr = constant bitrate explaination on wiki
vbr = variable bitrate

CBR is usefull for streaming only. for local PC playback should use VBR, btw i think 128kbps VBR quite... useless, but depend on settings, because some part of ur music might get encoded to lower quality than CBR 128kbps.
160 to 192kbps is recommended.

For better result, 320 CBR

320 CBR is overkill, its 320kbps all the way no matter how complex the music are, eg silent part also get encoded to 320kbps = LOL.

-V 2 is recommeded now, on newer version of lame,
experienced user wont use 320 CBR in any way except for testing.
id rather use lossless format.

can anyone suggest a program that can modify the song's tempo and save it as a new file.

E.G: I got a MP3 that has A-B-C length in total. Let's say I wanna reduce the BGM tempo for part B only and save the modified MP3 as a new MP3.

Is that possible?

try sony soundforge 8.0 and acid pro 6.0

ever hear about audacity? its FREE.
no need to burn ur pocket for just modify the sound tempo lol

what video editing program i can use to crop my video? say its 5mins long i want the first 2 mins
other than movie maker

1. adobe premiere. (my recomendation)
2. vegas
3. pinacle studio
4. final cut pro
5. power director

not sure if it's my software, my guitar, my cables or what, but my guitar sounds waaay messed up when i try to record. there's some serious static sound everytime. it's strange cos before it used to work quite well. well, to be honest it doesn't sound that great before, anyway (sounds flat!), but it was still clean-sounding.

edit: now it seems that audacity is recording well, but somehow... (i really don't know the correct term for this) the soundwave, or decibels, or whatever it's called doesn't max out. you know what i mean? it looks like it's limited or something. man i really wish i know more about audio.

This post has been edited by hello_world: May 13 2008, 11:47 PM

is there any good and super "all-in-one" video editing software

i.e to convert videos, to cut videos as well as to convert to ipod/ smaller format file??