Debra,
You could burn the music to CD using the iTunes software and
then
rip to wav with some other program. Of course, that would
be a
violation of the DRM on the files so I didn't really tell
you to
do that.
Debra Floyd wrote:
> Thanks Gordon,
> I did that as well. I started searching in the Audacity
forums and
> this is what I found:
>
>>>this is what Audacity does with an unsupported
file type. Probably,
>
> the file you are trying to open has some form of
copy-protection.
> It's not Audacity, it's the file.
>
> I am sorry to say I may have to go back! Most of my
music comes from
> the iTunes store and then I did to make changes for my
dancers. Any
> suggestions after reading the above comment? It looks
like a really
> cool program. dang Thank you again.
> Debra
>
>>Message: 3
>>Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 12:58:09 -0500
>>From: Gordon Weast <gordonweast charter.net>
>>Subject: Re: [Audacity-users] Playing a song
>>To: Discussion list for Audacity users
>> <audacity-userslists.sourceforge.net>
>>Message-ID: <45609B31.4080105charter.net>
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>>
>>Debra,
>>
>>I used Sound Studio for a while a couple of years
ago, but when
>>I discovered Audacity I never went back. I've been
using Audacity
>>since 1.0.
>>
>>You need to click and drag with the mouse over the
audio to create
>>a selection. You can drag either edge of the
selection to reposition
>>it as well.
>>
>>There are 6 different modes for the mouse that you
choose in the
>>upper left corner. Click on the large 'I' to get
selection mode
>>that I described above. Click on the magnifying
glass to get the
>>resizing mode, click and drag to define the region
that will be
>>full width in the window.
>>
>>The <-> couble arrow is the time shift mode.
Click and drag to
>>change the position in time.
>>
>>The one that looks like a pencil can be used to
adjust individual
>>points, but you have to zoom all the way in to see
individual
>>samples.
>>
>>You probably have a selection that is only a second
or so long.
>>
>>You can look at the help files for lots more that
you can do.
>>Setting a selection is the most important and
fundamental thing
>>you need to understand for just about everything
else in the
>>program.
>>
>>Gordon Weast
>
>
>
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