- Record Audio from any device attached to your pc/tablet Edit Samples/Songs, stretch, echoes, cut, repeats etc. Mix down several tracks to a single track - perfect for creating your new song or remixes Convert & Save Files to and from Mp3, WAV, WMA, M4a, AAC, ALAC & FLAC.
- Start by recording audio directly on WavePad or adding previously recorded audio. Then, simply drag and drop your audio files into the timeline and start editing. Full of effects and advanced audio tools, you can customize your project the way you want. When you’re finished editing, share your project directly with friends and family online, burn to CD, or transfer to a portable device.
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Can You Edit A Wav File Smaller
No, that won't work. Rendering to 16 bit WAV will remove the MP3 tags.
Audio CDs do not support any metadata except for a poorly defined standard called CD-TEXT, where song titles pop up on (some) CD players.
There are a number of CD burning programs that allow entering CD-TEXT data and burn it to disk. I think Nero is one of them. You can probably find a free program for this with a Google search.
If, instead, you want to have a company (such as CD Baby) print a bunch of copies, Google for the DDP, which is a standard way to upload CD data to a CD printing company. Reaper can output this type of file, but there is a lot of tedious detail work required, and one mistake can result in hundreds of copies of an unplayable CD. There are DDP checking programs that can verify the details are right.
I strongly recommend you do not use any file that was once an MP3 on a CD you want to release for sale. The MP3 format always loses some of the audio quality. Google 'lossy audio compression' to learn more.
Audio CDs do not support any metadata except for a poorly defined standard called CD-TEXT, where song titles pop up on (some) CD players.
There are a number of CD burning programs that allow entering CD-TEXT data and burn it to disk. I think Nero is one of them. You can probably find a free program for this with a Google search.
If, instead, you want to have a company (such as CD Baby) print a bunch of copies, Google for the DDP, which is a standard way to upload CD data to a CD printing company. Reaper can output this type of file, but there is a lot of tedious detail work required, and one mistake can result in hundreds of copies of an unplayable CD. There are DDP checking programs that can verify the details are right.
I strongly recommend you do not use any file that was once an MP3 on a CD you want to release for sale. The MP3 format always loses some of the audio quality. Google 'lossy audio compression' to learn more.
Can You Edit A Wav File Folder
It can preserve the original audio quality with minimal loss, but at the same time it also uses lots of storage space. To edit WAV files, you'll need audio editing software like Dexster Audio Editor. Dexster allows you to edit WAV files visually. You can use Dexster to cut, trim, delete, paste, mix and even convert to audio format like MP3.