In desperate need of software that can burn an hour long AIFF into seperate tracks
howdy all,
ok i want to convert my own 74 minute DJ mix into a mixed CD.
currently i have a 74 minute AIFF, and i want to split it into individual tracks for each song
ive been using Audacity to chop it into track-sized AIFFs, but it is an incredibly tedious process. And then when i throw the individual files into Toast, they've all got a gap at the end (meaning it's no longer a seamless mix and rendering my mixing useless! grrrrrr... )
are there applications that i can simply place down markers within the original 74min file, and it will burn these to CD as though they were individual tracks (turning a 74 minute, 15 song mix, into a mixed CD with 15 tracks)?
thank you so much if you've read all this, i really need your (plural) expertise
cheers = )
ok i want to convert my own 74 minute DJ mix into a mixed CD.
currently i have a 74 minute AIFF, and i want to split it into individual tracks for each song
ive been using Audacity to chop it into track-sized AIFFs, but it is an incredibly tedious process. And then when i throw the individual files into Toast, they've all got a gap at the end (meaning it's no longer a seamless mix and rendering my mixing useless! grrrrrr... )
are there applications that i can simply place down markers within the original 74min file, and it will burn these to CD as though they were individual tracks (turning a 74 minute, 15 song mix, into a mixed CD with 15 tracks)?
thank you so much if you've read all this, i really need your (plural) expertise
cheers = )
Comments
I thought you could burn gapless in iTunes these days but maybe I've got that wrong.
Forrest. Trees.
D'oh! Of course it would.
Forrest. Trees.
how would you do it in Garage Band?
an no, it's not to do with the pause option in Toast.
for some dumb reason, when i export the AIFFs from audacity, it gives them all this tiny (and varying!) little gap at the end.
Otherwise, open the editor in GB by clicking on the scissor button. It's just like any other sound editing SW. Cut out your gaps and join the tracks together. Finish up as above.
QT Pro will work... but you don't get any visual (waveform) to help find stuff... so it can be tedious, as you put it. I don't use GarageBand, but wouldn't that work??
hmmm, ive got QT Pro. how do you set the track markers? (i know where abouts each track starts and stops anyway, so i dont really need the waveform)
cheers all = )
howdy all,
ok i want to convert my own 74 minute DJ mix into a mixed CD.
currently i have a 74 minute AIFF, and i want to split it into individual tracks for each song
are there applications that i can simply place down markers within the original 74min file, and it will burn these to CD as though they were individual tracks (turning a 74 minute, 15 song mix, into a mixed CD with 15 tracks)?
Toast comes with an app called CD Spin Doctor which does exactly what you want.
Toast comes with an app called CD Spin Doctor which does exactly what you want.
hey you're right
the software seems to do exactly what i want.
only glitch is that once it exports to Toast the music is REALLY distorted.
hmmm, im looking for answers on how to stop the distortion now
http://forums.support.roxio.com/inde...0&#entry184332
boooo, how does QT Pro split tracks?
its possible Spin Doctor 4 still works. hmmmm
Mine works. It came with Toast 8.03.
A little experimentation will go a long way toward learning what QT Pro can do... but that takes time that could be better spent elsewhere
Um...try iTunes...it's free and you probably already have it! Simply get info on the track in iTunes, click to the Options tab, select the start/stop time that you want to save separately, then select "Convert Selection to AIFF" (if AIFF is selected as your format in the Input preferences). Repeat for each part of the track by modifying start/stop times then burn...easy.
That'll work.
Um...try iTunes...it's free and you probably already have it! Simply get info on the track in iTunes, click to the Options tab, select the start/stop time that you want to save separately, then select "Convert Selection to AIFF" (if AIFF is selected as your format in the Input preferences). Repeat for each part of the track by modifying start/stop times then burn...easy.
Neat tip. Thanks.