Editing Internet radio broadcasts

moodymutey

I would like to pull individual tunes from archived internet radio broadcasts. Can that be done with Wave Editor? If so, where can I find instructions on how to do it? I am relatively old so I need very left-brained, detailed instructions.

musikone

moodymutey wrote:

I would like to pull individual tunes from archived internet radio broadcasts. Can that be done with Wave Editor? If so, where can I find instructions on how to do it? I am relatively old so I need very left-brained, detailed instructions.

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Here are three possible ways to interpret what you are asking; this is known as answering a question with a question.

(1) Is the "archived radio broadcast" that you are referring to an audio file currently in your possession?

(2) Is this a file that is currently available at a web site, and you would like to have it in your possession?

(3) Is this a streaming radio broadcast from a web site, and you wish to convert this stream to a file in your possession?

Select the one which applies and report back.

Musikone

(Since I am older than you are, which is all that counts, I am qualified to provide you with detailed, right instructions)

musikone

moodymutey wrote:

I would like to pull individual tunes from archived internet radio broadcasts. Can that be done with Wave Editor? If so, where can I find instructions on how to do it? I am relatively old so I need very left-brained, detailed instructions.

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Are we waiting for you to get in the appropriate mood to continue with the thread that you started?

Or does the cat have your tongue?

:unsure:

Musikone

kennywally

moodymutey wrote:

I would like to pull individual tunes from archived internet radio broadcasts. Can that be done with Wave Editor? If so, where can I find instructions on how to do it? I am relatively old so I need very left-brained, detailed instructions.

pardon my intrusion here.

But, you'll need to SAVE, the archived files

such as [ save target as ] to a file that you name.

wavepad can then edit out those pesky advertisements

and convert the bit-rate and frequency too, if needed.

you can also turn mono into stereo

and the two other items I regularly use are

automatic gain control and dynamic range compressor.

musikone

kennywally wrote:

pardon my intrusion here.

But, you'll need to SAVE, the archived files

such as [ save target as ] to a file that you name.

wavepad can then edit out those pesky advertisements

and convert the bit-rate and frequency too, if needed.

you can also turn mono into stereo

and the two other items I regularly use are

automatic gain control and dynamic range compressor.

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If this scared rabbit could understand what you are saying, he would have answered my response to his post long ago!

He does not understand the meaning of the phrase "discussion forum."

Too bad; another one bites the dust.

Musikone