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Hi,
I tested this new portable proggie, and it looks very promising
So, I filled all data here:
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2400

feel free to use them as You want!
IMHO, this will be a very useful application, small, fast, easy to use.
Actually is quite "young" (in development), but works fine for me.

Cool. Thanks for pleading for a portable version, Taf.

Those keen on developing details, will find Chris Korda's (Waveshop author) write-ups engaging reading:
http://sourceforge.net/p/waveshop/discu ... 130a/#a560
http://waveshop.sourceforge.net/development.html

BTW, TPFC entry should read "launch WaveShop.exe", not "launch APPNAME.exe"...

Voted.

Thanks for correction of "launch APPNAME.exe" joby toss
I was in a hurry....

Midas wrote:Cool. Thanks for pleading for a portable version, Taf.
SNIPPED

It was 90% natively portable, so I involved Chris Korda to release a 100% stealth proggie!
He was very helpful! I'm also in contact with him for future Italian translation. I love this app!

Looks nice! Thanks for posting this app!

Just briefly tested it. It needs a peak meter similar to Wavosaur and Sound Forge.
Otherwise, it's pretty good.

Last Update on Feb 23, 2013

Now, the latest WaveShop supports most common file formats.

32bit Portable DL link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavesho ... p/download

64bit Portable DL link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavesho ... p/download

Taf wrote:Last Update on Feb 23, 2013

Now, the latest WaveShop supports most common file formats.

32bit Portable DL link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavesho ... p/download

64bit Portable DL link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavesho ... p/download

Thanks. Entry updated.

FYI:

Mar 05, 2013
The latest version supports MP3 import, sample rate conversion, and easy file concatenation. It's available for download.

Here the links:
32bit: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavesho ... p/download
64bit: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavesho ... p/download

on wPP site DL links are already updated
http://www.winpenpack.com/en/download.php?view.1350

Taf wrote:FYI:

Mar 05, 2013
The latest version supports MP3 import, sample rate conversion, and easy file concatenation. It's available for download.

Here the links:
32bit: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavesho ... p/download
64bit: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavesho ... p/download

Entry updated.

SYSTEM wrote: Entry updated.

tnx,
btw, is this the right place to report further updates ?
or, should be better to use another topic?

Taf wrote: btw, is this the right place to report further updates ?
or, should be better to use another topic?

Yes, it would be better to create another topic in the Portable Freeware Update subforum next time.

freakazoid wrote:Looks nice! Thanks for posting this app!

Just briefly tested it. It needs a peak meter similar to Wavosaur and Sound Forge.
Otherwise, it's pretty good.

Your suggestion was taken seriously, see image below:



WaveShop 1.0.03 features peak meters, and optionally displays channel names in the view (tip of the hat to Zak Hipp).

The meter bar fully supports surround audio, by giving each channel its own meter. If there are too many meters to fit, widen the bar, or horizontally scroll the meters. Note that the meters are only active while audio is playing, and only represent WaveShop's output, not your entire system's output. To show or hide the bar, use View/More Bars/Meter Bar.

Release notes:
http://waveshop.sourceforge.net/relnotes.html

victimofleisure wrote: WaveShop 1.0.03 features peak meters, and optionally displays channel names in the view (tip of the hat to Zak Hipp).

The meter bar fully supports surround audio, by giving each channel its own meter. If there are too many meters to fit, widen the bar, or horizontally scroll the meters. Note that the meters are only active while audio is playing, and only represent WaveShop's output, not your entire system's output. To show or hide the bar, use View/More Bars/Meter Bar.

Release notes:
http://waveshop.sourceforge.net/relnotes.html

Thanks. I have updated the entry.

Are you the author? We appreciate when developers drop by.

victimofleisure wrote:Your suggestion was taken seriously, see image below:

Thanks so much! Glad my request found its way to you!

This could be my new favorite audio editor