Audio Lab

Audio Lab was designed to be a tool that will help you manipulate .wav and .voc digitized sound files. You can edit, mix, and record sounds, as well as use a good selection of tools. Echo, change volume, and reverse are just a few of the them. An oscilloscope and real time spectrum analyzer are provided as well.

Audio Lab is a neat program, and I have had no problems using it. However, there is a snag in the installation: the two dlls that are provided with the program are not installed automatically. You may or may not have to put them in the window's system directory yourself (usually c:windowssystem). Here's what to do:

For each dll, check to see if it is in the window's system directory already. If it ISN'T THERE, place the copy provided with Audio Lab there. If the dll IS THERE already, then compare its version numbers with the one that comes with Audio Lab. Replace the version in your system directory with Audio Lab's only if Audio Lab's has a higher version number. Otherwise, do nothing. To determine the version number of a dll, use the properties command in File Manager on the dll.

Now your dlls are properly installed. However, Audio Lab might still complain when you start it, saying that one or more dlls are not installed correctly or something else. If this happens, just ignore the message as Audio Lab should work fine.

Limitations:

￭ Does not support stereo recorded .wav file