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What program can i use to do this...
You know when you do a mix and when you change the track...i.e
When you play track 1 and when it mixes to track 2...on the cd player you see it change without stopping...
I normally use EZY CD CREATOR 4 to see if the track moves to the next track smoothly...if not, i go and edit it...
What i want to know is since EZY CD isnt giving me error messages, what other program can i use that shows if the track change over screws up goes smoothly.
Ummmm soundforge or nero i guess
You mean u make a mix, and then go and edit the mixing after???
no i already got a wave studio..
Do you know when you go to Ezy Creator part of EZy CD 4...and open the music file up..
when you mix 2 songs together, highlight both and press play, when the track changes over you can determine that the track slides to the next track smoothly...if the track doesn't then it makes a *kkkk sound...
When you people make a mix, what do use to do this.
if ur just trying to remove the 2 second gap between the traxx then use Nero and right click on the track and where it sayz Pause, change the value to 0. But the first track must have a 2 sec pause b4 it or the cd wont work properly!
but if ur trying to burn a set from a cd or sumthing, then use CDRWIN and write up a cuefile with no pauses........read the docs for the program if u wanna know more about cuefiles.
J:SiN
Ok think of this way, if any of you people did a mix, you obviously don't have the whole mix in one track, you cut it up so you can access each track easily...
When you do a mix, and say you have 18 tracks there, you listen to them in Winamp as individual files, but if you want to copy them you have to be able to have cut them at proper locations so the track change over goes smoothly...
Listen to any dj cd like Paul Van dyk and stuff...when the track moves from 1 to 2, its seems un noticeable....
Im asking about what program can i use so i can determine that my tracks will change over smoothly.
You can do this with cue files,which is something that i have unfortunately discovered late and have little experience with!
Anyone who knows how to create cue files manually please post how to do it with nero!!
I'd be grateful
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| Originally posted by Dj DoomForce You can do this with cue files,which is something that i have unfortunately discovered late and have little experience with! Anyone who knows how to create cue files manually please post how to do it with nero!! I'd be grateful |
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| Originally posted by flystyler Cant use cue files with nero. You cna use cue files with fireburner There is also a prog that makes cue files, cant remember it off the top of my head, search for it, im sure it wont be hard to find |
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| Originally posted by Technaut you can use cue files with nero matey, something to do withburn image aint it? |
i burned a set a few weeks ago using a cue file with nero
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| Originally posted by Technaut i burned a set a few weeks ago using a cue file with nero |
Simple, go to File > Burn Image and select your cue file!
Doesn't mixmeister work with this sort of thing?
If u have mixmeister, try this: (NB: I haven't tried it but it's a theory.)
Put ur whole mix as one track then put label markers where u want the track changes to be at. When u go to burn it asks u if u want to split at the label markers, tick that... and voila... it should work.
Once again... I'm not sure about this.
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| Originally posted by Lithium UK Simple, go to File > Burn Image and select your cue file! |
Just use Wincdr to burn the MP3 and the cue file
If it was a gradual mix, you could just eliminate track breaks. However if you wanted actually mixing to take place, their are some nifty programs out there. Check out www.download.com and see what you can find.
Ok i got my mix already seperated each track already when i was doing the mixes...but i know if i burn it now, it will sound fucked when the change over happens..
So how do i put them all together so i can use NERO to cut it up...
ITs Nero that lets you do it right.
no its not nero, its a cue file
keep your mix in one whole segment, make a cue file and then use nero to burn the cue file with the mix
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