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16 May 00 - 07:35 PM (#229064) Subject: Looking for sounds from Nature From: Grandma Marshall Just getting into sequencing AUDIO since I bought Cakewalk Audio Pro9 and I found some audio/nature sites where I can include Bullfrog and Wolf howl, Pig oinks, etc. into my songs,but here's the problem. I need to convert real audio files to wave files. Anyone know of a free conversion program? Thanks Diane |
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16 May 00 - 08:05 PM (#229077) Subject: RE: Looking for sounds from Nature From: katlaughing Hi, Diane, there are a bunch more people on here who know more about this than me, but if you will look at this thread...it might get you started. If I remember right I downloaded a free program from that thread which does a good job of what you are looking for. katlaughing |
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16 May 00 - 08:15 PM (#229082) Subject: RE: Looking for sounds from Nature From: GUEST,Paddy(1) If you really want to hear sounds from nature try the following site and click on Mooney Goes Wild, a nature programme celebrating the dawn chorus, it gets interesting about 7.30 mins into the programme. http://www.rte.ie/radio/av.html Paddy(1) |
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16 May 00 - 10:13 PM (#229125) Subject: RE: Looking for sounds from Nature From: Margaret V Diane, are you familiar with the Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics (Ohio State University)? Website is http://blb.biosci.ohio-state.edu/ I realize this doesn't answer your question, but thought it might be of interest. Margaret |