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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Well IDK guys...once I make it into an mp3 its done...I can't do that and then put it back into my Audacity and work on it somemore...unless there is a way to do that that I don't understand yet...my thought would be to leave it as an Audacity file...attach it to an email and have someone open it with Audacity at their end....no?
I would like to do a test...just something simple...if one of you has Audacity I would like to send it the way you describe as an mp3 or Wav and you add something to it and send it back...if it works I then won't be afraid to send an original out and I will feel confident I'm doing things right...
Any takers?
Last edited by Ted Bryson; 04/29/08 05:11 PM.
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