Hi! Here are some additional technical questions I have while learning to navigate wavepad!!!
If someone is taping audio lectures using an irivers digital recorder, are there any tips for recording that will ensure the highest quality sound. I will later be editing these audio lectures, and obviously I can’t make the edited version sound better than the original. This may sound like a funny question, but in which format do these digital recorders record the audio, is it in an uncompressed form, is there such a thing? Or it that an action you can do to the audio file (using a program) after it has been recorded in whatever format it records….
If I edited an audio file in an uncompressed format, and then saved it as an mp3, and subsequently realized that it needs more editing, should I resave that mp3 file as a PCM file to do the edits, or once it was already compressed as an mp3, converting it back to a PCM will also reduce quality? Which way would be most ideal to do the editing on this mp3 file?
Is applying noise reduction considered an editing action. In other words, if I am planning to use the noise reduction feature, is it best to do it on a file that is uncompressed. Also, would you apply the noise reduction as the first action you would do on an audio file prior to any cutting of material, or would you do it after?
Thank you in advance for responding to all of my queries.