Wave Creator: Convert Wave to MP3 and MP3 to Wave, Normalize, Equalize, Fade In and Fade Out your mu

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 19, 2005 -- Full Featured Wave Editor/Recorder
Convert Wave to MP3 and MP3 to Wave
Normalize, Equalize, Fade In and Fade Out your music
Create Sound Effects with Backwards, Chorus, and Echo

Wave Creator is a complete wave editor and recorder with cut, copy, paste, a 10 band stereo equalizer, and the ability to convert between MP3s and wave files. Wave Creator makes editing audio files as easy as editing text with its clear user interface and powerful effects. Our unique overview window allows you to find the part you want to edit quickly.

If you need CD ripping and burning in addition to wave editing and recording, click here for RipEditBurn, our all-in-one PC audio powerhouse software.

With Wave Creator you can edit MP3s or wave files you download from the internet or record your own wave files from any source your computer supports. Plug in a mike to record voices or acoustic performances, connect a tape deck or turntable to the line input on your sound card, or record the output of a software MIDI wavetable synthesizer.

Have fun playing your voice backwards with the Reverse effect, or do more serious work with the built in 10 band stereo equalizer. Use the Normalize and Amplify effects to match volumes of different files or bring out the best in music that was recorded a little too soft. Fade in, fade out, add chorus, echo, or flange- that's a lot of power for only $19.95!


Ideas for using Wave Creator
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If all these options are making you dizzy, here are just a few of the ways you could use Wave Creator:

Record your band and convert the .wav to .mp3 to distribute on the web.
Digitize your old tapes and records, save them to your hard drive, and then burn them to CD using your CDR software (try RipEditBurn for integrated CD creation software)
Record your voice and add special effects (like echo and chorus).

Delete the annoying applause at the end of a song that was recorded live.
Apply audio equalization to a music file in order to make it sound better.
Record your voice and overlay it on top of background music.
Record a music lesson and learn from the playback.
Amplify a song that's been recorded too quietly.

More information can be found online at http://www.2-mp3.com/music-composition/wave-creator/

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