If you are satisfied with the selection you did, press DELETE, and it will be deleted.
What you need to do is put the bar at the beginning of the white noise, press and hold SHIFT then press END(inverse for the begining, go to the end of the noise, then press HOME). So it's always a good idea to chop the white noise off yourself. You can use Auto Trim (Edit->Trim->Auto Trim) but I find this does more damage than good. It's still a good idea to eliminate as much white noise at the begining and end of every track regardless of how long the white noise is. This is common for YouTube audio grabbers. So, as you can see, there's a huge amount of white noise at the end of the track because of the way I grabbed the song. I'm going to be using Syrsa - Cythas - Magichnology for the tutorial.ĮDIT: Since the site's download speed is horrendiously slow, here's a Mediafire link: Tutorial.rar.
For the sake of using non-copyrighted music, I'm going to use a Syrsa song, because he releases his songs under the Creative Commons license.
I use WavePad, a non-free software, but the principles here not too complex and should carry over to other audio editing software.įirst off, we're going to need to prep the audio clip we're going to use. So, I'm going to teach you how to do a proper music replacement. So you'd still hear the song you replaced. Mainly because people are just content with Drag-N-Drop replacing and that's it.Ī: A lot of my music isn't normalized and of varying levels of volume, thus when played over the radio, some are so soft I can't hear it, and some are so loud they overplay the voices in the background.ī: They don't show you how to replace the *_mono.xxx files that play when the station is playing on a background radio. This is probably no secret, but I haven't found a very good guide on properly replacing the music in Fallout.
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