![]() | To know how to build Rezound, see Section 3.14. |
The WAV file produced by Timemachine must be edited with Rezound to remove extra parts, control volume level or apply effects.
To launch Rezound as a Jack client do:
rezound --audio-method=jack
Once your file is loaded, cut the beginning and the ending to fit your needs.
I am used to raise the volume level. To do that, select the entire song with CTRL-A and click on the main menu to
-> . Then enter a scalar value of 3 or 4, raise the level and click on the button to apply changes on the current file.You can also apply a fade out at the end. Select the region you want to apply a fade out, then click on the main menu to
-> . Choose or anything else by double-clicking on it and click on the button.Then save your file. When saving the file, Rezound will popup a dialog that will allow you to change properties of the WAV encoding. With my configuration I must save WAV with a signed sample format and a width format of 24. If I do not do that, Oggenc OGG encoding will turn in nothing else than a noisy file [1].
[1] | However Lame MP3 encoding can be done on WAV in signed 32 format without any problem. |