To edit a portion of the sound, you must click anywhere on the waveform and drag your mouse to select the part you want to cut.  Select "Copy" from the "Edit" menu.  To Paste the portion of a sound, select "Paste" from the "Edit" menu.  You can also paste a file onto a sound by selecting "Paste From File..." from the "Edit" menu.

To mix sounds. Click anywhere on the target sound waveform where you want the mixing to start. Copy a secondary sound which you want to mix with the target sound. Select "Mix" from the "Edit" menu. You can also mix a file with the target sound by selecting "Mix From File..." from the "Edit" menu.

Please refer to the Quick Start guide in the help file that comes with DB Audio Mixer & Editor for further examples.

Yes you can. You can do this easily using the "Stretch" effect.

You can fix this easily in the Record Volume control

1.	If the Volume Control is invisible, click the "Toggle Time/Volume Controls" button to show the "Record Volume" at the bottom of the window.
2.	From the "Input Line" dropdown menu, select "Mic" and make sure the "Select" checkbox is checked otherwise no audio will be recorded.

In a way yes. But you can't record on the sound itself while it's currently playing. You must create a new sound file (or use a separate sound file) for recording. Select "new" from the "File" menu. Play the first sound and select the new sound window, and press the "Record" button, , to start recording your voice.

To edit a track from your CD, first off you must extract / rip the track from the CD into DB Audio Mixer & Editor.

If all you get for the file name is "Track01", "Track02", "Track03" and so on, you probably won't be able to select the track for ripping. To show their .cda extension, open Windows Explorer. Select "Folder Options..." from the "Tools" menu.

On the "View" tab, under the "Advance settings" tree view, look for "Hide extensions for known file types". Make sure it's unchecked to show the file extensions and click "Apply".

Unfortunately the answer is no. This feature is not currently supported by the current version of the software.

You'll need a separate program for burning. May we suggest you to download and try Audio & Data CD Burner! It burns WAV and MP3 into audio CD which is playable in your home or car CD player. It also accepts WMA alongside WAV and MP3 for creating data music CDs.

There's no straight forward way to 'enhance' sounds recorded using DB Audio Mixer & Editor. You'll have to play around with the "Filter & Noise" effects and 'enhance' the sound to your satisfaction.

You need Visual Basic run-time files in order to run DB Audio Mixer & Editor. The file, VBRun60sp6.exe is a self-extracting executable file that installs the latest versions of the Microsoft Visual Basic run-time files that are required by all applications that are created with Visual Basic 6.0. This includes DB Audio Mixer & Editor..

If the DLL files are missing, corrupt or wrong version, you'll get this error.

To fix this, just download and install the package.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=7b9ba261-7a9c-43e7-9117-f673077ffb3c&displaylang=en

You can select the right or left channel only if the sound is in stereo. The top waveform area represents the left channel while the bottom part represents the right channel.

The first thing that you have to check is to make sure you've plenty of hard drive space. DB Audio Mixer & Editor creates temporary WAV files for each and every changes made to the sound file you are working on.

If you are working on with a three minutes long MP3 file. The software will a 30 MB of WAV file (approx). So if you perform ten operations which change the sound file ten times, the software will create 10 temporarily WAV files, about 30 MB each. When you undo / redo an action, the software sort through the temporary files and show you the one you are looking for.

If you have plenty of hard drive space but the undo / redo function is still not working, try deleting the temporary files. Select "Properties" from the "Tools" menu. On the "System" tab under the "Temporary folder location" is the location of the files to delete. Locate and delete them using Windows Explorer.

Refer to question 13 .

Refer to question 13 .

First off, be sure to enter the name the software is registered to. Also use copy and paste to enter the code instead of typing it manually to avoid any mistake.

The second thing you should know is we have two download sites, http://www.audio-mixer-editor.net and http://www.audio-mixer-editor.com . The code or key issued from one site is not compatible with the other. This could be the reason why the software is not accepting the information. So be sure you are downloading from the site where you originally purchase DB Audio Mixer & Editor from.

Finally if you still having problem, just contact us and include your license code / registration key in the email so that we can check it for you.

Just contact us with your details and we will resend the key / code for you.

Microsoft has an option in Windows Media Player that can prevent songs from being copied. If the WMA files you are trying to load have this option turned on, you will not be able to add them to the mix. To turn this feature off in Windows Media Player, select "Options" from the "Tools" menu The select the "CD Audio" tab. Uncheck "Enable Personal Rights Management" and click "Apply".

If you have Windows Media Player 9, select the "Tools" menu, then select the "Copy Music" tab. Uncheck the "Copy protect music" option. If you have Windows Media Player 10, select "Options" from the "Tools" menu. On the "Rip Music" tab, under the "Rip settings", uncheck "Copy protect music" and click "Apply".

The computer is having trouble keeping up with all the sounds that are being mixed.  To fix this, select "Properties'" from the "Tools" menu. On the "System" tab, under "Playing/Recording Buffer Size", increase the Total Buffer Size and Buffer Count. Click "OK" to apply the changes.

First off, refer to question 19 above. Then make sure that you aren't using any other programs.  Also, make sure that your virus checkers and other background programs are shut off.