how do i edit music on mac osx (10.3)? (cost free of-course...)?
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if you bought a computer with OS 10.3 installed, then it may have come with garageband, which is an amateur music editing program.  If you want professional software, then I you're probably going to have to spend some $.
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hey thanks for your answer to my tian'anmen square question.\n\nas for an Mp3 editing program. I use Audacity, you can get it for free (its freeware full functionality, not just a trail period) just go to download.com and search or browse through the audio section.\n\nyou can: take exact parts out of the song/file\n         add other music into the file (so it sounds     \n         like 2 songs playing at the same time\n         fade in and out\n         remove "noise"\n         export as any file type. (you'll need to get    \n         another codec to export as an mp3) or \n         just as WAV.\n         and a bunch of other stuff that i cant remember\n\nif that doesn't answer your question or ya need help email me.  jr_kuhn@yahoo.com
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Try to use Fruityloops (www.fruityloops.com, I think or try to look for it at download.com) I guess its a decent dj progrm, but yo have to buy it to use all its features. Thats a start for you tho.\n\nTC
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The easiest way to do it on the cheap side is with a program called AUDACITY. Audacity is an open source sound editor with some function of highend adio editing software. It isn't as feature packed as Adobe Audition or other commercial software but it will do for your question.\n\nDownload Audacity>\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nInstall Audacity and open it.\n\nON the FILE menu, Select OPEN. point the program to the path of the sound you want to change to 44.1 Wav. It will open. Now at the bottem of Audacity you will see a box that says  PROJECT RATE, click on it and select 44100.\n\nNow goto FILE and select EXPORT AS WAV. a box appears,browse to where you want to save, change the filename  and click SAVE. Wait a few seconds it's done.\n\nAlternativly you can use winamp.\nDownload and install winamp (if you don't have it yet)\nhttp://www.winamp.com\n\nOpen it up.\nDrag and drop your file/s into the playlist editor. Goto OPTIONS and select PREFERENCES. In the Sub tree of the section marked PLUGINS, click on OUTPUT. Click on the NULLSOFT DISK WRITER PLUGIN and then click on the button CONFIGURE below. Change the Output directory. Check CONVERT TO FORMAT, select format PCM and attributes 44.100kHz,16 bit stereo and click OK. Click OK again and CLOSE. before you press play make sure repeat is disabled (the circle arrow thing must not have a light on).\n Click PLAY. winamp will now make all the tracks in your playlist editor into single files with the names of the files you selected.\n\nWhen your doen just go back to preferendes, Plugins > output and click on DIRECT SOUND OUTPUT and click CLOSE so that winamp will play normal.\n\nthere are 100's of programs that will work easier but most are trial versions.\n\nYou didn't give that much info about why you want to or from what kind of source you are working, so advice is limited. It isn't a good idea to upsample the rate say from 22 or 32 to 44.1, because it will introduce nosie which may be audible(best way i can describe it).
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copy them into itunes selecte them go to advanced convert to aac listen and enjoy (enjoyment optional and not availble on all tracks)
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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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you can do a search on programs you can download.  Usually they give you a free trial period or you can convert a certain number of songs.
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You might try Finale.  They have a free edition. I don't remember if you can change voices or not.  I use Cakewalk.  It is not free, but a very good program for manipulating MIDI files.
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upload to where? What music file?
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My favorite, and it's free, is http://audacity.sourceforge.net .  There are lots of free plug-ins available for it, too.
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You need dedicated software, why don´t you try the free version of protools? www.protools.com\nHowever, please note it works better under Mac or up to Win2000, it is not compatible with XP...\nthere must be other free wares out there that allow you to edit the track once copied...
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Many of the programs listed here are free:\nhttp://www.freebyte.com/music
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I think there is no way to do in program menu.\nbut you can make your music file with another program like "sound forge " then you can use with Photo Jam
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For any music editing you need, use Audacity, the best FREE audio editor available. Not to mention the the it's easy to use!
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use www.mymusictools.com
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i use sound forge for pc and soundedit16 on mac for most sounds i use.  you can also find quite a bit of sounds at Findsounds.com. usually i just connect a mic to my computer and start recording gibberish or just get a recorder and start recording stuff elsewhere.  Then i just edit it and clean it up a bit with the software.  You can probably get them and the serial off some filesharing network like limewire or something.  Or you can buy them if you have the money.  The software uses sound visiual sound waves for you to edit sounds.
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You can use Audicity. Its an open source sound editing tool.\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net