There are usually three things going on in the back of my mind's stage while I listen to music: 1) mentally, I'm getting down like Michael Jackson on cold pavement with my accompanying zombies and ghouls, 2) I'm mountain biking downhill through trees like Luke on Endor, 3) I'm lounging into a deep seat at a shady cafe, sipping hot cocoa with a swirl of cream on top, not paying attention to the designs of the rising smoke from other invisible listener's cigarettes, mildly bobbing my sun-glassed head in synch with the tune.
Then, out of left field comes a swear word like a piano falling on the stage from the cat walks. The music keeps going, but the stage is cleared. I seem naive to let a single swear word ruin a song. Swearing is a different topic of debate.
So, I export the song into Audacity, find the swear word, take a sample from some other place in the song and paste it over the swear word. Audacity is an open source music editor that keeps the back of the stage jamming.
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