Recording through soundcard

[jeff1garrett]

I use Wavepad to edit music files recorded through my soundcard with Realplayer. The files play OK in Realplayer and Windows Media Player, but when I open them in Wavepad, there is a sudden loss of volume where the music is lower, as if the editor detects the end of the track and is automatically fading out. When there is a pause in the music, the sound completely drops out for a moment. I have tried recording directly with Wavepad, with the same result. Is there a way to avoid this or restore the file to the original form?

[Guest Guest]

Bump... I'm experiencing a similar problem. Since this was never answered. Did you find the solution to your problem or could someone answer this now?

[nchtj]

you could try using effects menu -> normalization (at 100%) to increase the volume level of the sound.

[jeff1garrett]

you could try using effects menu -> normalization  (at 100%) to increase the volume level of the sound.

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Tried it; raises volume of whole track but volume is still uneven. I have also tried using gain control. I finally raised the 'line in' volume control in Windows; this seems to have solved it. Thanks.

[jeff1garrett]

Bump... I'm experiencing a similar problem.  Since this was never answered.  Did you find the solution to your problem or could someone answer this now?

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I finally raised the 'line in' volume control in Windows while recording from an external source; I think raising the 'wave' volume works for recording from the Internet and any other source on the computer; this seems to have solved it. Thanks.