A Present And A Message [ TRACKS UPLOADED ]
Posted: Fri Jun 20, 2008 5:50 pm
Hey there!
As most of you already know, I didn't have the time to work on the Rayman soundtracks anymore this year ( school year, I mean ), but... this is about to change! =D
Today was my last day of exams ( I'm so happy it's over! ^^ ), and I didn't have anything to do today, so I thought about you guys ( and girls ), and removed the stupid cracks from 2 Rayman Revolution songs ( a short one and a long one )! =D
And because I'm in a good mood, I decided to release the long one as a present already.
So, here it is! Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP8GlRChkTc
If you've read the message, and you want to help, this is what you can do:
As most of you already know, I didn't have the time to work on the Rayman soundtracks anymore this year ( school year, I mean ), but... this is about to change! =D
Today was my last day of exams ( I'm so happy it's over! ^^ ), and I didn't have anything to do today, so I thought about you guys ( and girls ), and removed the stupid cracks from 2 Rayman Revolution songs ( a short one and a long one )! =D
And because I'm in a good mood, I decided to release the long one as a present already.
So, here it is! Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP8GlRChkTc
If you've read the message, and you want to help, this is what you can do:
- Search the internet for a program that removes all silence in a wav file ( which means something that does the things of the next thing you can do automatically.
- You can also help me with cutting out the silence from a track manually.
Though for this, you need to follow my instructions…
1. Download a music editing program like Goldwave ( which I have, but isn’t free ), Audacity ( free ), etc. ( only if you haven’t got one already )
It must be capable of zooming in a lot, selecting and deleting though ( but most programs can do that )!
2. Download a *.wav file from the list that includes the remaining Rayman Revolution music.
3. Extract the archive, and open one of the files with your music editing program.
4. Zoom in on the beginning of a piece of silence, until you have something like this ( you have to zoom in a lot! ).
5. Set the beginning marker on this.
6. Do the same for the end of the silence, but set the ENDING marker at the end, not the beginning marker.
7. Delete the selected piece, zoom out, play it to see if the silence is completely gone and the music plays fine.
8. Repeat steps 4-7 for the next piece of silence. And so on, and so on…
9. Save the file in *.WAV format! It must be Stereo, 16bit, and PCM ( just save it, don't convert it ).
10. Use Yousendit to send the good *.wav file to my e-mail address ( [email protected] )...