jlopez123

Hi, The files attached are actually mp4 files based on its contents. Please try changing the file extension from .mp3 to .mp4 for accurate results. Thank you

You can use Fade-in (like as you go near the house, volume starts to go up) and Fade-Out (like as you go far from the house, volume starts to go down) To apply Fade-In and Fade-Out: Highlight the clip you want to apply the fade. Go to Levels Tab, click arrow near the Fade button. Select Fade-In or Fade-Out You can also apply fades using the "Envelope" To apply envelope: Highlight the clip you want to apply the envelope. Go to Levels Tab, click Envelope. Make the yellow line like this below There's a preview button to double check if you have assigned the right fades

You can also try "Normalize". 1. Select the clip you want to adjust 2. Go to Levels Tab, press Normalize button 3. Set Normalize Peak Level to -3db. Set Peak (if you want an Average Peak to have -3db, set Peak RMS) 4. Press apply For more info: http://help.nchsoftware.com/help/en/wavepad/win/normalize.html

Hi, try "Separate Channel Editing" Go to Menu -> View -> Wave -> "Separate Channel Edit Mode" or click this button near the right side of the horizontal scroll bar

Hi, I would like to clarify the platform version. Are you using Mac? Windows? Android? iOS? Thanks

Hi Oriol, Currently, there's no function to replace all silence simultaneously only 1 at a time by "Insert Silence at Cursor". Step 1: Position cursor to where you want to add silence Step 2: Go to Edit Tab -> Silence, press "Insert Silence at Cursor" A faster way is to copy (CTRL + C) a 2.75 sec silence and paste (CTRL + V) it to your 0.25 sec silence. No need to copy the silence again since it is already in the clipboard

Hi, Kindly test if the mic is working fine using Windows settings -> Sound Settings If there's no input, you may need to update your soundcard driver. If mic is fine, kindly check WavePad Options (CTRL + SHIFT + O), Recording Tab if recording device is selected If problem still exist.. Without closing WavePad, try closing the current file tab, and open a new one Sync between WavePad and Mic might still be busy in that file tab. Hope it helps.

Hi, Try this.. Step 1: Select (highlight) the part of the file where there are parts you want to delete (You can zoom in to make sure you have selected the right part.) Step 2: If those dashes are "silent regions", you can delete them collectively by "Auto Delete All Silent Regions..." (located in Edit Tab -> Trim) Hope this helps

Hi, I would like to clarify if an abnormal termination / crash happened when you were recording in WavePad? WavePad can retrieve the last "finalized" recording (regardless if already saved) before an abrnormal termination / crash occurs. But if a Recording was still on-going during the time of the crash, that part can't be retrieved. (We will try to address this situation and try to have an auto save recording option) When WavePad is closed normally, if a file / recording is not yet saved, prompt will open to ask if you want to save changes. If the prompt didn't display, it's either it has already been saved, or WP has a bug. If you think this is a bug, kindly reply with the steps that happened to be sure we can replicate it from our end. Thank you

Hi, If the track was recorded as 1 instrument per channel, try "Split into Component Channels" (Go to Edit Tab, click "Split" ,select "Split into Component Channels") Hope this helps

Hi, It is possible that the file is corrupt or not decoded properly. Kindly reply with the audio file so we can check from our end. Or you can send a bug report by clicking Help Menu -> "Send Bug Report" (Please give ample time for your file to be uploaded).

Hi, Here are some suggestions: 1. "Silence current selection" - Steps: Select the portion of the audio where you want to mute. Go to 'Edit' tab, and press 'Silence', click "Silence current selection" 2. If audio to be silenced is in a specific channel, use ''Separate channel editing" Steps: Show different channels respectively by clicking this: . Show separate channel editing by clicking this: Wave displayed above is the left channel, and below is the right channel. Select the channel where audio is to be silenced Right click the selection and click "Silence Selection" Hope this helps

Hi Karen, Very sorry for this inconvenience. New options will default as off for succeeding releases.

Hi Karen, I would like to clarify the issues you found: 1. During recording, after pressing pause button , the latest recorded clip disappears 2. When recording is on paused state (where pause button is on "pressed" state ), pause button 'cannot be pressed again' to release the pause and continue recording We tried to replicate the problem but haven't been successful. May I ask if you could send a screenshot of the recording options. (To open, go to 'Home' Tab, click 'Options' button (or CTRL+SHIFT+O) then click on 'Recording' Tab. e.g. Thank you

Hi, This problem has been addressed in the updated version of WavePad. (https://www.nch.com.au/wavepad/versions.html. Clicking the "Windows Download" link will download version 10.04 - latest release). Sorry for the inconvenience.

Hi Karen, This problem has been addressed in the updated version of WavePad. (https://www.nch.com.au/wavepad/versions.html. Clicking the "Windows Download" link will download version 10.04 - latest release). Sorry for the inconvenience.

Please open Options (* see below to open Options), Audio Tab. Please select an applicable sound player from "Device" dropdown box. To open Options either: (1) Go to Home Tab, press Options, or (2) Press CTRL + SHIFT + O, or (3) Menu -> Tools -> Options If problem still exist: 1. Please check connection to your speakers. 2. There may be a problem with the sound card, you may need to update your sound card driver. Instructions to update the soundcard driver is in Help page (F1), and click "No Audio Input"

Hi, Switch v7.07 for Windows has been released. Command line functionality for the following are included: - Volume adjustment (including Normalization) - WAV Settings (including GSM and ADPCM). For more info in using command line, go to: http://help.nchsoftware.com/help/en/switch/win/switchcommandlinetool.html

Hi, Switch v7.07 for Windows has been released. Command line functionality for Volume adjustment (including Normalization) is included. For more info in using command line, go to: http://help.nchsoftware.com/help/en/switch/win/switchcommandlinetool.html

Hi, We're now checking this. In the mean time, you can use "Amplify" and select the % gain you desire. Additionally, you can use "Normalize" and select "Peak Loudness" to have equal loudness throughout the track.

Hello, Working on it. It will be fixed soon. Regards, jlopez123