Anyone Know How to Edit a Song?

robertgoulet 2011-10-07 13:39:33 UTC #1

I have to submit my music for my comp on Saturday, and i don't know how to take a clip from a song and burn it.

Testy1 2011-10-07 14:16:55 UTC #2

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Works great, I use it for making ringtones for my phone.

DBCooper 2011-10-08 02:52:28 UTC #3

I have a question for you. I want the audio from a YouTube video. How can I download it or whatever so that I can listen to it without having to be on the Internet? I keep my drumset in a bombshelter under my house and it's 20ft. down so I don't get any wireless Internet down there. But there's an unreleased drum track from John Bonham that I want to play along to down there. What are my options, if any?

RSGZ 2011-10-08 03:09:27 UTC #4

Keepvid.com, just paste in the URL for the YouTube clip and it gives you a variety of options to download - video and audio.

Otherwise, Jdownloader is a free piece of downloading software that catches any links you open and again splits them into lots of audio and video formats to download.

DBCooper 2011-10-08 03:12:14 UTC #5

RSGZ wrote:

DBCooper wrote:

Testy1 wrote:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Works great, I use it for making ringtones for my phone.

I have a question for you. I want the audio from a YouTube video. How can I download it or whatever so that I can listen to it without having to be on the Internet? I keep my drumset in a bombshelter under my house and it's 20ft. down so I don't get any wireless Internet down there. But there's an unreleased drum track from John Bonham that I want to play along to down there. What are my options, if any?

Keepvid.com, just paste in the URL for the YouTube clip and it gives you a variety of options to download - video and audio.

Otherwise, Jdownloader is a free piece of downloading software that catches any links you open and again splits them into lots of audio and video formats to download.

Sick! Thanks. Steve Jobs isn't responsible for this technology, is he?

four60 2011-10-08 06:46:25 UTC #6

RSGZ wrote:

DBCooper wrote:

Testy1 wrote:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Works great, I use it for making ringtones for my phone.

I have a question for you. I want the audio from a YouTube video. How can I download it or whatever so that I can listen to it without having to be on the Internet? I keep my drumset in a bombshelter under my house and it's 20ft. down so I don't get any wireless Internet down there. But there's an unreleased drum track from John Bonham that I want to play along to down there. What are my options, if any?

Keepvid.com, just paste in the URL for the YouTube clip and it gives you a variety of options to download - video and audio.

Otherwise, Jdownloader is a free piece of downloading software that catches any links you open and again splits them into lots of audio and video formats to download.

Thanks this actually helps me also.

Testy1 2011-10-08 13:32:25 UTC #7

I use this http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-YouTube-to-MP3-Converter.htm

They have a lot of cool apps.

Edevus 2011-10-08 13:40:34 UTC #8

I came to this thread to recommend Audacity. I started using it few years ago in a subject since we had to capture music from a vinyl and then fix the noise...and Audacity can do that. Amazing software.

Mike_T1 2011-10-15 19:10:26 UTC #9

You have to purchase a license with Keepvid?

RSGZ 2011-10-16 16:18:28 UTC #10

No, it's all done through your browser. No software to install, be sure you don't download any kind of software from there.