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Ok I will look this over and I will fill in some blanks. &nbsp;I had another question that if you know the musical notes of a song, is it possable to isolate each note, assuming the wav file as one instrument. &nbsp;Can you generate a list of notes (see below). &nbsp;I realize that no two notes are the same, however I believe that I can compair them.<br />
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1/2 note A# sounds like (wav file)<br />
1/8 note A# sounds like (wav file)<br />
1/2 note Ab sounds like &nbsp;(wav file)<br />
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I believe another 500 pt Question is in order. &nbsp;Also I have several other Questions (clearly stated , I think) that you may know the Answer to. &nbsp;Check my profile <br />
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Also does wav file format only support two channels<br />
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Thanks for your help:)<br />
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Ok I will look this over and I will fill in some blanks.  I had another question that if you know the musical notes of a song, is it possable to isolate each note, assuming the wav file as one instrument.  Can you generate a list of notes (see below).  I realize that no two notes are the same, however I believe that I can compair them.

1/2 note A# sounds like (wav file)
1/8 note A# sounds like (wav file)
1/2 note Ab sounds like  (wav file)

I believe another 500 pt Question is in order.  Also I have several other Questions (clearly stated , I think) that you may know the Answer to.  Check my profile

Also does wav file format only support two channels

Thanks for your help:)




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How to split a Wave file (Part Two)

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.