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Posted by nesher on Jul-15-2001 12:40:

Satan (eek!) Need a prog....

I need a prog that can separate tracks from livesets!!!!
plzzz


Posted by mindshooter on Jul-18-2001 12:58:

I use mixmesiter for that...its a mixing prog but you can use it for cutting upp trax into pieces as well...

www.mixmeister.com


Posted by sphinx on Jul-19-2001 08:13:

**I use Mp3 cutter v2.0 - It is a very small application, works great, and you can download it on this site, I believe. If not, PM me and I will show you where to get it. Good luck!**


Posted by mindshooter on Jul-19-2001 10:27:

Whay about a prog that can put trax together....lets say if i got a split up set and i want to put it back together again.....what prog can i use for this?


Posted by DJ Sean on Jul-19-2001 14:24:

Smiley DJ

hey does mixmeister allow you to split up a set into tracks but not cut out the sound while the tracks change?

Thanks


Posted by mindshooter on Jul-19-2001 21:20:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Sean
hey does mixmeister allow you to split up a set into tracks but not cut out the sound while the tracks change?

Thanks


As far as i know its impossible to cut out trax out of sets so that they sounds as originals if thats what your trying to tell.....its not possible since Mp3 is such a compressed format.....Thats why you DL trax and they are very often already mixed so they sound like crap in the start and in the end...


Posted by DJ Sean on Jul-19-2001 21:40:

Smiley DJ

I should have explained better...ok..when I spin my sets my CD recorder records it as one long track..but I want to be able to indicate when the new tracks are...so I want to be able to split my sets into tracks..but I don't want the sound to ever stop.

So say I record my mix and I spin for 70 minutes I dont want it to be 1 track of 70 minutes...I want to split it up into the tracks that are mixed.


Thanks.


Posted by mindshooter on Jul-19-2001 21:59:

I take for granted that you have a CD burner here....so this is how you do it with Mixmeister:

You add the set into your mixmesiter playlist....it will be shown as 1 huge track......you can click anywhere on the track to play.....
When you found out where to cut you right click and press "Split segment at cursor" not you have 2 different trax....continue doing this....When your done....you press "Export tracks to mixed files" on the "File" menu....then you press "make 1 file for each track" or somethin like that......then whe you burn to a CD just make sure you have a "Write at once" capability on your prog...cause it means that there is no cut between the trax....
There could be one prob here thought.....mixmeister might think that (even thought you did some cuts) its 1 track.....If this happens its more complicated....that mins you have to cut them up...and then export each one of the seperately....and then improt them again...so that they have different names....get it? didnt make sense did it?
Well it was worth the try


Posted by DJ Sean on Jul-20-2001 14:47:

Smiley DJ

I understand...but I don't have mixmeister...but thanks for the info...


Posted by mindshooter on Jul-20-2001 14:52:

Your welcome

www.mixmesiter.com

ill PM the register key if you want it later...

peace


Posted by DJ Sean on Jul-20-2001 15:00:

Smiley DJ

Hey thanks mindshooter!


Posted by YuVaL on Jul-20-2001 15:54:

dude
you dont need any cd cutter for that
what you do is just create a cue file
download CDRWin.. put the cue in... and then burn
and then when you play it on your stereo... it wont be one long 70 minz.. it will be seperated to tracks.. and then if you wanna put them on your PC.. get some proggie that can rip like CannaMp3

and your job is done
:-)

if you have any other question, e-mail me at [email protected]


Posted by DJ Sean on Jul-20-2001 16:38:

Smiley DJ

I have CDRWin..I am not sure how to create a cue file from one of my mix sets though....let me know any detailed info that I need.

Thanks!


Posted by esskeh on Jul-20-2001 17:58:

Cool Edit 2000



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