1.-)
I like your program and I would like to register it. What
do I have to do?
You
can register Wave Flow
using any of these ways: First of all, you can register
it online using Internet and a secure shareware registration
service. Please visit the register page of Wave
Flow Web Site at http://www.waveflow.com/register.htm
to register this way. If you do not want to register online,
you can also send me the money to my postal address. This
method is not as fast as the first one, and it is only recommended
if you do not have a credit card.
2.-)
I have a sound and it is not displayed completely. Is there
any problem with the shareware version?
No.
If this happens is probably because you have recorded the
sound using a program that does not follow the WAVE RIFF
format correctly. This happens for example with the Windows
Sound Recorder. Please download the latest version. This
problem is solved in the 3.5 and above versions.
3.-)
My sound is huge (50 Mb). What can I do to use it with Wave
Flow?
Wave
Flow has some problems in some systems when you are trying
to use a huge file. This can be solved using a Wave Flow
function called 'Divide into multiple waveforms', that divides
your file into multiple shorter files so you can use them
in Wave Flow.
4.-)
Where can I find the last version of Wave Flow and some
information about it?
You
can visit Wave Flow web site at http://www.waveflow.com
(European mirror) or http://sagat.hypermart.net (USA mirror).
5.-)
I have songs in cassettes and I would like to convert them
to CD. Can your software do it?
You
can use my program to record those songs into .wav files,
and then use the program that comes with your CD Recorder
(EasyCD, Nero or whatever) to convert them to CD tracks.
6.-)
During the setup process I left the option 'Use as default
audio editor/CD Player' checked. How can I unset Wave Flow
as default?
If
you have 3.2 version or higher you can use the option 'Colors
and settings' in the Miscellaneous menu. Otherwise you will
have to use the regedit.exe and delete all 'waveflow.exe'
keys.
7.-)
What do I get if I register Wave Flow?
This
is explained in the "Register"
section.
8.-)
I have a sound with music and voice, and I would like to
remove the voice from it. How can I do it?
In
audio waveforms, it is impossible to completely discriminate
the sound of the voice and the sound of the music from a
recorded waveform, because they are all mixed together in
the same track. You can try to use a function called 'karaoke'
to try to simulate it.
9.-)
I need to remove the background noise of my sound. Which
functions do I have to use?
It
depends on the sound, so you will have to try different
combinations of the next functions: STSA, noise gate and
low or band pass filters, median or top hat filters, etc.
10.-)
I want to remove the pops and scratches from my vinyl records.
What do I have to do?
It
depends on the sound, so you will have to try different
combinations of the next functions: Top Hat filter, Median
filter and Low pass filter.
11.-)
I get error MMSystem # . Why?
Download
the last version of Wave Flow.
This bug is solved in the version 3.7 and above.
12.-)
I would like to distribute Wave Flow with my magazine, CD,
Web, ... Can I do it?
Of
course. Shareware philosophy means that it is free to distribute
and to try, but not to use. This means that you can distribute
it, but please notify it to me (I like to know where my
program distributed) to my email account "shareware@waveflow.
com" (Note: this email link is disabled to avoid
spam).
You will find more information in the "Extras"
section.
13.-)
I am trying to record a sound from my Vinyl/Cassette/Hi-Fi
player. What Do I have to do?
To
record from Wave Flow, you just have to connect your Vinyl/Cassete
to your sound card, press Play in your Vinyl/Cassette and
then press the Record button from Wave Flow. Please check
the recording options from Windows Volume Control Panel
to be sure that the correct "Line in" is selected.
14.-)
I am trying to record a sound from my Vinyl/Cassette/Hi-Fi
player and I get only silence. What am I doing wrong?
Please
check the recording options from Windows Volume Control
Panel to be sure that the correct "Line in" is
selected. You will probably have checked an incorrect one
("Mic in" instead of "Line in", or whatever).
You can also access Windows Control Panel from Wave Flow
(Volume option in Miscellaneous menu).
Wave
Flow is a very complete
audio editor that can play, record, filter and modify a
wave form, using lots of different functions and following
the WAV standard. Besides, as it has been designed for a
Windows environment, it is done visually, easily and intuitively. From
4.5 and above versions, Wave
Flow gets a new interface, that makes the sound edition even easiest.
