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YouTubeI want to burn a mix but still be able to have different tracks within the mix. So I can either listen to it straight through as if it were one track or go to a individual song within the mix (does that make any sense?). Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Rob
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backstagerob
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Posted 8 years ago # -
Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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You'll probably want to just use something like SoundForge to chop the wav file up into tracks and burn it with any sort of burning software that will allow you to set the "delay" between each track to zero. That way the CD is one constant flow, but has tracks that you can navigate between.
Posted 8 years ago # -
gazercmh
It began in Clintonville-ville-ville-ville
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yeah, with Sound Forge you can insert markers where you want the tracks to break, then do "markers to regions" then "extract regions," and then burn the regions to CD with no space between songs, like Walker said, and your disc will play as one continuous mix and also let you skip from track to track.
if you use Nero there's also a way to do this by creating a cue sheet, but i don't use Nero and don't know the particulars.
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