quoted 3 lines Yep. L3ENC the name. Maybe you heard of it. It's one of the first pieces
> Yep. L3ENC the name. Maybe you heard of it. It's one of the first pieces
> of software to encode mp3 tracks. It has a decode feature too. You can
> find it at ftp.fhg.de.
cool... thanks
quoted 11 lines editting on my harddrive and thought it would be keen to try and
>
> >editting on my harddrive and thought it would be keen to try and
> >slide in a few tunes that I have only in mp3 format... can't use
> >that, so really want to decode 'em... mp3 really isn't my thing, so I
> >just don't know...
>
> Have fun, sounds interesting what you are doing. I've often thought that
> if I was a DJ I'd do all my stuff from mp3 files, god everything can be
> done with computers (cept scratching and pitch bends)! Oh one last thing
> when decoding have ~10 megs of space per minute of music, cause that's
> about how much it takes.
I don't do everything on the computer, just add samples and stuff
like that (line out to the computer, recording everything to wav file
as I do it... edit later)
btw... pitch bends and such *can* be done in sound forge =) sound
forge is mucho fun
thanks again
Chris
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