Yeah, you'd need something that would let you edit either a WAV or MP3 (depending on what it is). I'm not sure what's out there freeware/shareware-wise. I have Cakewalk Sonar, and I can use it for that.

Actually, I wanted you (or anyone else interested) to listen to clips from the Fire and Grace CD that I have. However, Amazon already has sound clips that you can listen to, so no need for me to take up server space with my own files:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/A...9831180-1762452

Listen to track 13 and 3, and then track 1 for a faster piece.

It's Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas. Violin and cello playing traditional celtic fiddle tunes. I've seen Alasdair Fraser a couple of times at Highland Games and such, he even did a little clinic for fiddle players, but that was well before I started playing violin.

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