Help with Acid Pro 4
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you can do it in sonic foundry/sound forge i think...just drop matks where the tracks change and its in an option somewhere, thats all i know. i had a shit copy of it and couldnt do much!
You need to use another sonic foundry prog called cd architecht . Acid and Soundforge cant mark cd tracks .
Convert the mp3 file to a .wav file (or use the original .wav file)
Soundforge 6.0, if you've not got it, PM me for a link for it.
Open the .wav file in there.
Make your selections (highlighting start and end points of each track, one by one) and right click on top of the window selecting 'Insert Marker/Region' it auto increments in numbers each time so you can recognise the tracks.
Once they're all done, go to;
Special>Regions List>Markers To Regions, and agree when it asks you "All of the markers within the current selection will be converted to Regions, Are you sure..." click yes
Specify a folder where you want them saving, and it'll save each track for you, then use nero to burn them, taking out the 2 second gap between tracks.
You've burnt yourself a mix cd with seperate skipable tracks.
Well done, you may buy me a beverage
Soundforge 6.0, if you've not got it, PM me for a link for it.
Open the .wav file in there.
Make your selections (highlighting start and end points of each track, one by one) and right click on top of the window selecting 'Insert Marker/Region' it auto increments in numbers each time so you can recognise the tracks.
Once they're all done, go to;
Special>Regions List>Markers To Regions, and agree when it asks you "All of the markers within the current selection will be converted to Regions, Are you sure..." click yes
Specify a folder where you want them saving, and it'll save each track for you, then use nero to burn them, taking out the 2 second gap between tracks.
You've burnt yourself a mix cd with seperate skipable tracks.
Well done, you may buy me a beverage
blue jammer said:Convert the mp3 file to a .wav file (or use the original .wav file)
Soundforge 6.0, if you've not got it, PM me for a link for it.
Open the .wav file in there.
Make your selections (highlighting start and end points of each track, one by one) and right click on top of the window selecting 'Insert Marker/Region' it auto increments in numbers each time so you can recognise the tracks.
Once they're all done, go to;
Special>Regions List>Markers To Regions, and agree when it asks you "All of the markers within the current selection will be converted to Regions, Are you sure..." click yes
Specify a folder where you want them saving, and it'll save each track for you, then use nero to burn them, taking out the 2 second gap between tracks.
You've burnt yourself a mix cd with seperate skipable tracks.
Well done, you may buy me a beverage
Nice one fella......drink in the post (package might be wet). Can you not do it with MP3's?
Take a look at the soundforge track marking walk through i posted on the mixmag forum ages ago!
hope this helps
http://ubb.mixmag.net/showflat.php?...ld=allposts&Main=120470&Search=true#Post12047
hope this helps
http://ubb.mixmag.net/showflat.php?...ld=allposts&Main=120470&Search=true#Post12047
DJJAMIII said:
No you can't do it in soundforge , the original question was 'can you add track markers in soundforge' to which the answer is still no .
Your method works but all you are doing is creating multiple sound files by chopping in soundforge, track markers in sound forge in no way relate to cd track index markers.
If you use the correct method for authoring cd's you overlay the track information over one complete sound file to create a track index .
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so you can then? well im glad it works all i need now is a decent sound card for me laptop and ill be on it aswell!!!! woooooo....
nice
could have some mixes up by xmas!
cheers
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could have some mixes up by xmas!
cheers
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DJJAMIII said:nice
could have some mixes up by xmas!
cheers
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