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I have got a song in M4A format--I think that is MP4. It was given to me as a teacher because I am going to dubb over a few words in a segmant of the song to use in an assembly. I am going to use audacity to do the editing, but audacity (unless it is a mac) can not recognize MP4.
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Yep, iTunes. Get the song into iTunes, then change your import settings in preferences to be the mp3 quality you want, then in one of the menus there'll be a convert to mp3 option when you have the song highlighted.
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Thank you fugu13. I have it converted. I now need to capture someone singing. Once I capture the singing, I am going to cut out where the song says "wildcats" and insert "dingos."
Will any sound card work? My sound card has a green, black, and orange input thingy.
Can I just use a regular mic? do I need a special program to capture the sound? Thank you again. I am not sure how the process works.
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There are lots of sound recording programs out there; there're a few old threads on hatrack discussing such things, if you can find them (I believe I used the relatively unique word podcast in at least one of them, so that may help).
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