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n4eem
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Hey Does Anyone Know Of Any Object Curve Software, Where U Can Import Ur Own Wav Files And Draw Curves On It To Edit It Etc..
Or A Wave Shaping Software???? Thnx
Or A Wave Shaping Software???? Thnx
tourettes5139
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Wow. That's not annoying at all. I wish people would learn how to use real words and how to use capital letters.
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Kryptik
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I Don't Mean 2 B A Wize Ass, But Y Do People Post Like This? I've Never Really UnderStood.
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Kryptik
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Okay, Well To Answer Your Question, You May Want To Look Into Soundforge Or Wavelab. :d
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TimOBrien
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To answer your original question:
Sony SoundForge. Here's a clip from the Help File on the Pencil Tool---
From the Edit menu, choose Tool, and then choose Pencil from the submenu to select the Pencil tool.
Use the Pencil tool to edit the waveform by drawing on it. For example, if you have a glitch in the sound data, zoom in to the glitch and smoothly redraw the waveform.
Sony SoundForge. Here's a clip from the Help File on the Pencil Tool---
From the Edit menu, choose Tool, and then choose Pencil from the submenu to select the Pencil tool.
Use the Pencil tool to edit the waveform by drawing on it. For example, if you have a glitch in the sound data, zoom in to the glitch and smoothly redraw the waveform.
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Kryptik
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Ok, I get it now. If you type in all caps, it just capitalizes the first letter of each word.
Bass Master "K"
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It Takes So Long To Capitalize Every Dang Word, It Makes No Sense! At Least He Didn't Put A Period Between Every Letter....Real Dumbasses Do That. 
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Kryptik
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A.P.e.r.i.o.d.B.e.t.w.e.e.n.E.v.e.r.y.L.e.t.t.e.r.?.L.O.L...W.h.a.t.D.o.Y.o.u.D.o.A.b.o.u.t.A.b.b.r.e.v.i.a.t.i.o.n.s.?
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Atterion
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You need Cyanide 2 (FREE!!!!). http://bram.smartelectronix.com/plugins.php?id=3
It also allows you to see a preview of what the changes you made will do in real time, and features some pretty good filters onboard. It is VST so you can use right in Cubase.
If you are looking to create basic symmetrical waveforms, try running your base waveform (i.e. single sine/square wave) through it (This is good for creating simple waveforms that you can use in effects or instrument plugins that allow you to load your own samples (For such things as using in oscillators or LFO modulation, etc.)). Or run a whole track through it for some serious nastiness.
It also allows you to see a preview of what the changes you made will do in real time, and features some pretty good filters onboard. It is VST so you can use right in Cubase.
If you are looking to create basic symmetrical waveforms, try running your base waveform (i.e. single sine/square wave) through it (This is good for creating simple waveforms that you can use in effects or instrument plugins that allow you to load your own samples (For such things as using in oscillators or LFO modulation, etc.)). Or run a whole track through it for some serious nastiness.