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cuesheet maker program?
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| cornelius |
ok question!
lets say i have a tracklist,example:
[000:00].01- Artist - Title [Mix name]
[005:30].02- Artist - Title [Mix name]
[011:00].03- Artist - Title [Mix name]
is there a program/script that can take the colored data from the above tracklist and print me out a cue sheet such as:
PERFORMER "Artist"
TITLE "Liveset"
FILE "Liveset.mp3" MP3
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "01- Artist - Title [Mix name]"
INDEX 01 000:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "02- Artist - Title [Mix name]"
INDEX 01 005:30:00
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "03- Artist - Title [Mix name]"
INDEX 01 011:00:00
if theres anybody whoose good at programing this would be dead handy |
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| Madjer |
yeah, I thought about this some years ago
and made some perl-scripts for that purpose :)
( You can even split/join CUE's and more :D )
Currently one must use it through command-line (linux shell/DOS prompt), but it would of course be well suited for a Website ( I have so many ideas like CUE DB, editable at Track-Level ... but not enough time and no big Webserver ... I hope this might change soon ;)
my first goal regarding CUE DB would be having 1 for every ASOT :)) |
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| romain_2k2c |
hola :)
Coding a program able to create cue files could be something I could do... I guess it would be really useful if we had something to navigate in the file graphically to set the cue points... if I code this, I have to render the sound file on the screen (as Steinberg's Wavelab would do, or any 3rd party wave editor would). It's quite a pain in the ass to do (well, not the rendering, but to make it... user-friendly !). |
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| Madjer |
| quote: | Originally posted by romain_2k2c
hola :)
Coding a program able to create cue files could be something I could do... I guess it would be really useful if we had something to navigate in the file graphically to set the cue points... if I code this, I have to render the sound file on the screen (as Steinberg's Wavelab would do, or any 3rd party wave editor would). It's quite a pain in the ass to do (well, not the rendering, but to make it... user-friendly !). |
No need to 'reinvent the wheel' ;)
Have a look at the flexible (but not easiest) Mp3DirectCut, it can export CUE points you set in the Wavelab-like view :)
http://www.rz.uni-frankfurt.de/~pesch/#mp3dc
( 1 little drawback is editing existing CUE's with Artist/Title, it will loose A/T when you want to correct the position of a CUE point) |
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| cornelius |
| quote: | | Coding a program able to create cue files could be something I could do... I guess it would be really useful if we had something to navigate in the file graphically to set the cue points... if I code this, I have to render the sound file on the screen (as Steinberg's Wavelab would do, or any 3rd party wave editor would). It's quite a pain in the ass to do (well, not the rendering, but to make it... user-friendly !). |
Thatl be great! a great tool for all tranceaddicts!
i actually just wanted a script/program thatl save me a lot of cutin and pastin |
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| twilight |
I know this is a very old thread, but I've had it in my bookmarks for a long time and I always wanted to post this reply:p
I wrote a cuesheet editor called QeD. It will come in handy to anyone making and editing cuesheets for livesets.
With QeD you can:
- create a cuesheet directly from a tracklist (based on importing formats that you can easily create)
- merge a cuesheet with a tracklist
- save tracklists from cuesheets
- open and import cuesheets and tracklists directly from the clipboard (you can save time by copying them from the Internet and directly into QeD)
- swap artist and title for tracks
- add or subtract index times from tracks (useful when your cuesheet doesn't fit the liveset version you have)
- split a cuesheet based on a given index (useful when burning long mixes on multiple CDs)
- save a cuesheet in different ways to best suit the way you use/view it
- automatically correct casing to capitalize words, convert to upper or lower case
- automatically correct quotes in cues (necessary when using the mp3cue plug-in for Winamp)
Visit the website at qed.qproject.org for downloads, loads of help and a support forum. |
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