• DVD Clone/Copy/Backup-- DVD Ripper -- Video Format Converter

• CD To MP3 Ripper-- Audio MP3 CD Burner-- Audio Recorder,
• Audio format Converter-- Audio MP3 WAVE editor-- Jukebox

Playback Issues

Recording Issues

Audio Formats

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

• How Do I Cut And Paste Portions Of Sounds?
• I Edited A Sound In An Editor And It Messed Up Other Sounds!
• What Are These CD Track Marker Things?
• How do I change a sound's rate?

How Do I Cut And Paste Portions Of Sounds?
You know how to copy a whole sound, but how do you copy part of a sound? Left click on the bottom selection area of the sound . Keep the left mouse button down and then move the mouse over the area you want to copy or cut. A selection rectangle will highlight over the area of the sound. Then let the mouse button up and select "Cut" or "Copy" from the "Edit" menu. If you are "copying", you can then select "Paste" from the "Edit" menu to paste at the caret point.

I Edited A Sound In An Editor And It Messed Up Other Sounds!
If you had copied a sound and then edited it in an external editor in the "Edit Original" mode, it would have made the copies reference the same sound file. If the length was changed or if the sound were altered in a time specific way, Mixcraft would not have been able to load it back in the correct way. Next time consider selecting the "Edit A Copy" option.


What Are These CD Track Marker Things?
Track markers can be used to help organize your session. But they can also be used in conjunction with a multi-WAV, MP3 or WMA mix down. What’s that you say? Lets say you created this 60 minute CD audio masterpiece that has 10 sections. You invite your friend over and tell him to "listen to this one part." You spend 15 minutes trying to fast forward to the right spot and your friend loses interest! Wouldn’t it have been better to just seek to track #8 ,for example? Thus, you can place a marker at the exact spot and select the "CD Track" checkbox. When you do a multi-WAV save, it will create multiple WAV files based on these "CD Track" markers. Then, use your cd burning software and drag in the new files!
 

How do I change a sound's rate?
To change a sound's playback rate, right click on the sound and select "Adjust Playback Rate".  Choose from 25% to 400%.  This will cause the sound to play at a different speed.  Note that this will also affect the pitch of the sound.