I had this program where i edited songs so they can become ringers. It was named sound something
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not sure but if you have a mac i'm sure you could do it on there
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Download a sound of any instrument, use FL Granulizer, and when you click on it, load the sound, and it works as a channel...
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start-run--cmd--enter\n\n\ncopy *.mp3 /s c:&#92;my music
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You can check out Mixxer (used to be 3GUpload)\n\nhttp://www.mixxer.com/\n\nYou have to subscribe, but it was relatively cheap. You can use their own ring-tones. The midis are usually free, but you pay extra for the real tones.\n\nWhat is most helpful is the "upload personal files" in the "my locker" section of the "my mixxer" menu. It allows you to select a file from your computer, pick what segment you want to use as your ring-tone and store it in your locker. Then you access their website from your phone to transfer it. \n\nYou need to listen to the file first in some kind of program like Windows media player, or another one of your choice so that you can find out what minute/second marker you want to start your ring-tone at, and where you want to stop it. \n\nI have used it successfully a couple of times with MP3's. \n\nIf you don't need a way to get the files to your phone, you may just need a simple editor. If you already have a CD burner on your computer (Roxio Easy CD and DVD Creator came with mine) you might be surprised at all of the different functions it has. Or there are a lot of different shareware and freeware programs that you can download. \n\nCheck out: \nhttp://www.download.com/MP3-Sound-Cutter/3000-2169_4-10242376.html?tag=lst-4-5\n\nThere are tons of others.\n\nHope that helps!
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Sorry, I've tried this, and the only way to do this is to use a music editor, like Garageband.
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Because of the many different musical tastes at my parties, we usually just end up listening to the radio.  Old fashioned it may seem but the channel can be changed easily and it is edited for some people that don't like cuss words.  You can just turn it on and let it play- it's easy enough for anyone to change at their pleasure.
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Try Audacity. It's free and it will be easy to trim/clip songs.
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They'll all be fine as long as they are dedicated to music engineering. Adding other programs can bring your production to a screeching halt. Max out your memory.
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I was just talking to my friend about this today. I can't stand trying to find good music in the morning and hear people talking so much and at times the subject is garbage and they bash people too much. I wish they would only allow them only 3 minutes to talk and rest of the program,  play music. I know you really regretted that your CD player wasn't working because just imagining your situation, gives me a headache with all the jabbering they do in the morning.
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I like a program called "Audacity".  It is free software.  I've never had a problem with it.\n\nI know someone else who has reported problems, but that particular person is well known to be an absolute moron, so could very well be a bad data point.
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have you checked in the - Help - section of audacity? it should give you step by step info on how to cut / trim a song/file
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Make up a little (or big) song about them....thats how I did it!
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You can use Audicity. Its an open source sound editing tool.\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net
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Audacity.\nIt's free (open source)\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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Adobe Audition has this capability. (It's the "Stretch" effect in the Time/Pitch category.)
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yes try yahoo launchcast music
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i saw that episode if you know the how the song goes or if you can tap the beat to it go to www.songtapper.com it really works