Posted by Daniel on 08/10/06 11:38

Hai Nisko

To place your voice on the top of the mp3 sound you have to opt the option
Paste-Mix command instead of Paste-Insert. Because when you use paste-insert
command you will get your voice and mp3 sounds separately one by one whereas
while using paste-mix command both your voice and mp3 sounds will be mixed
together and play at the same time.

Dani

"-Nisko-" <rmo555@cox.net> wrote in message
news:izlBg.5118$yO4.4572@dukeread02...
> Just read your message. Thanks. Does this work if I want my voice on
> top of the MP3 "sound?"
>
>
>
> "Daniel" <danieleder_janice@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:44d08aab$0$28444$88260bb3@free.teranews.com...
>>
>> "-Nisko-" <rmo555@cox.net> wrote in message
>> news:%vyyg.104862$IZ2.102859@dukeread07...
>>>I would like to burn a CD with MP3s (easy enough) - but would like to add
>>>some of my own voice narratives (recordings) to the CD so that they play
>>>in
>>>between the MP3s. How would I do that? Thanks.....
>>
>> Hello Nisko,
>>
>> With help of any audio editing software (try using FlexiMusic wave
>> editor) first record your voice in one file. Open your mp3 file side by
>> side, here whereever necessary, insert the recorded voice in the mp3
>> files, using copy and paste commands (in these case you will use "copy"
>> in the voice file and "paste mix" in mp3 file) then save. Now the files
>> are ready to be burned to CD. http://www.fleximusic.com
>>
>> Dani
>>



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