i've been using MixMeister to key out my tracks, but i recently decided that i'm going to key everything by hand now so that it's more accurate and so i can differentiate between major and minor... basically i'm just curious if there's any specific way that you guys go about doing this.
up until now i've just been writing the key next to the tracks. i'm familiar with the keycode numbering system, where you just label tracks with the number that corresponds with the key, but for some reason i feel like i still need to write down the keys next to the tracks as well. i like thinking of music in terms of keys rather than numbers, but i realize that the numbering system is a lot easier and quicker to use.
btw Boomer - i like how you've got your tracklists multi-colored. seems like it may make stuff a little easier to read. i might have to start doing that!
I have something really useful for labelling tracks etc. When i find the link I'll post it up.
It's basically a filename -> id3 tag / id3 tag -> filename labeller.
nice for making things all pretty
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Jan-29-2007 19:06
Inny
tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2006
Location: Below sealevel
quote:
Originally posted by Allied Nations
I have something really useful for labelling tracks etc. When i find the link I'll post it up.
It's basically a filename -> id3 tag / id3 tag -> filename labeller.
nice for making things all pretty
I would be very interested in such a program, please post a name/link when you find it
Jan-29-2007 21:47
Boomer187
Spicy Hotdog
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: USA
quote:
Originally posted by lücid
thanks for the suggestions guys.
btw Boomer - i like how you've got your tracklists multi-colored. seems like it may make stuff a little easier to read. i might have to start doing that!
I use nero to burn and they have a coverdesigner program that does that. Its so wonderful
Jan-29-2007 22:20
lücid
electric girl
Registered: Aug 2003
Location: NY
quote:
Originally posted by Boomer187
I use nero to burn and they have a coverdesigner program that does that. Its so wonderful
i don't have Nero anymore (i use iTunes for burning CDs) but it'll be easy enough for me to set up a template in Quark and type up my tracklists that way!
thanks guys... now onto the neverending process of re-keying all my tracks.