Weddings different song for each couple introduced?

[mikemerlin]

You might remember that I had to do this last year and took some heat (here) for pre-recording it. However, it worked perfectly.
Record it, line them up and let it roll.

Doing that is like hoping for good weather when planning an outdoor wedding. If the weather cooperates great, if it doesn't you're screwed. Same with the bridal party. If they are late/early your intros turn into a horrific nightmare from which there is no waking...LOL Too dramatic? You are right 99% of the time that would work and glad it did in your case as well

 

[dunlopj]

THis is common here in Toronto for weddings. Most all of my introductions are multi song.

And I as well normally use four a different songs - parents, bridal party, guests standing up and bride and groom.

But it's that extra step of making sure the song is fired up to the cue point that may make me screw something up.

Hence why I'm playing with Audacity right now.

 

[dunlopj]

OK, I have Audacity figured out as far as clipping out portions of a track.

The only setting I cannot change is when I'm done editing a track and want to save it, Audacity saves it as a 128 cbr and I'd prefer 320.

 

[Jon Tuck]

its free and you want more? I think there is a setting somewhere but in some of the software options the settings are difficult to find like Audiograbber its there but not a blue flashing light above it to direct you.

 

[Hank Davidson]

OK, I have Audacity figured out as far as clipping out portions of a track.

The only setting I cannot change is when I'm done editing a track and want to save it, Audacity saves it as a 128 cbr and I'd prefer 320.

Export it as a wav and convert it.

 

[mikemerlin]

Just use Adobe. Makes life a lot easier