Richard Shafe
I want to produce a mix cd but need some decent burning/editing software that doesnt leave stupid gaps in between tracks. Any recommendations?
Inviato Wed 24 May 06 @ 11:16 am
sbangs
have u tried nero pro?, aslo the gaps can be caused by not crosfading tracts try putting some of the next track at the end of each track , and the last track at the start of the next one. ,
aslo , u need a music licence lol , if u intend to sell or publish it.
aslo , u need a music licence lol , if u intend to sell or publish it.
Inviato Wed 24 May 06 @ 11:25 am
PCGumshoe
You could record you playing into ONE MP3 file in VDJ... just a suggestion but I don't have the home edition.
Inviato Wed 24 May 06 @ 11:42 am
dasouth2004
try nero, make an audio compilation, select all the tracks on the left, right mouse button & chose properties, go to the pause item & change the 2 seconds in 0
Inviato Wed 24 May 06 @ 12:01 pm
Andrew87
You also must record your CD as Disc-At-Once for there to be no gaps.
Inviato Wed 24 May 06 @ 12:56 pm
DJ_whiteDVL
Steinberg's Wavelab works like a charm :) but costly
Inviato Wed 24 May 06 @ 1:49 pm
andytaylor125
Hi,
I use sony acid music studio, that's pretty good for making mix cds (helps with beat matching, etc) and you can burn cds from inside the software.
http://www.sonymediasoftware.com/products/acidfamily.asp
I use sony acid music studio, that's pretty good for making mix cds (helps with beat matching, etc) and you can burn cds from inside the software.
http://www.sonymediasoftware.com/products/acidfamily.asp
Inviato Wed 24 May 06 @ 3:58 pm
musicmatch
Hi
I second That Wavelab is the solution to your problems.You Cant go Wrong!
Cheers Musicmatch
I second That Wavelab is the solution to your problems.You Cant go Wrong!
Cheers Musicmatch
Inviato Wed 24 May 06 @ 5:36 pm