My comment was a cryptic suggestion that you use the .mp3 format instead of .wav because it currently makes your site way bigger than it has to be.

Also, what are the actual sources of what you have here? I'm rather curious now.

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es138

December 3rd, 2010

7:28:02 PM CST

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I've been trying since like... 2006 to use mp3's. Being limited to Wav.s is infuriating. I can only use about 15 seconds of audio, and i pretend that if I were using mp3's i'd be able to sync better.

Image: Google "MRI's of Food," and drill for it. (top hit, link is in article)

Audio: Midi of NIN's (or perhaps Cash's) "Hurt)

Now FIVE ME

Lastimero

December 3rd, 2010

8:12:34 PM CST

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Okay, +1 for the sources.

To get a 5, replace your current sound with this: http://ytmnd.com/assets/3706155 (converted for your convenience)

es138

December 4th, 2010

8:07:09 AM CST

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Kay, (thanks, like... totally appreciate it) I did, but there's a snag in the audio, and if you can peal it back to my perfect sync, I'd love it, but if not, I'm gonna have to re-load my proper sample. (listen, you'll hear it.)

es138

December 4th, 2010

8:15:49 AM CST

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See 8:07:09.
The (/your) audio edit didn't save -I guess- so I'm just gonna leave it as is (but if you can smooth out that snag, I'm all for it... and thank you.) I gotta keep it seamless for the bitches. they think I'm all artsy with the black and white in 55 bpm. (I'm not kidding, you think I ytmnd aesthetics for Darthwang????)

Lastimero

December 4th, 2010

11:11:07 AM CST

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Sure, I'm pretty good with sound looping (which for mp3 means getting it to "loop" seamlessly 3 times before [i]actually[/i] looping it--see [site groundhog:site] for a good example).

At the moment, I don't have access to my super fancy audio mixing software ($20 bargain bin, lol), but when I do, I'll see what I can do.

For the asset above, I just converted the wav to mp3. Is there any particular reason that you are limited to wav files?

Lastimero

December 4th, 2010

11:45:32 PM CST

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Alright, here's a "seamless" mp3: http://ytmnd.com/assets/3706513

It goes for over two minutes, and yet it's only a third the size of the original wav file! I made it fade out at the end since the mp3 snag seems to bother you.

If you just need a way to convert your wav files, I use Shuangs WAV to MP3 Converter. It's a free download, and it's never done me wrong. I just save my audio as a wav file (because my cheap software won't export to mp3), and then I convert it.

mcroix

October 12th, 2010

8:11:00 PM CDT

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black and white pea pods