PFD50
Can someone tell me what his does when recording. Will it keep recording but mark the file as Track 1, Track 2, Track 3 ....
geposted Wed 06 Jun 07 @ 9:50 am
DJ-ALF
It will cut the file everytime U crossfade and make a new track.
geposted Wed 06 Jun 07 @ 1:56 pm
spinnaJ
but i think it best to record it in single track where u could manually edit it to individual track later in sound forge..Cos everytime u crossfade it make a new track hence cause some unwanted track...example if i play deck a, n i just want to crossfade to deck b for a few sec then back to deck a, it already create 3 track.. but it ur preferences as mine already stated above:)
geposted Wed 06 Jun 07 @ 2:24 pm
DJ-ALF
Yes, that is right.
geposted Wed 06 Jun 07 @ 2:30 pm
PFD50
Okay thanks guys
Looks like I need sound forge
EDIT.. Maybe not £200+ to name tracks. Is there another way to do this.
Create 1 .WAV file but then tell it where the different tracks start?
I don't usually use the crossfader when mixing but might have tried had it done what I wanted
Looks like I need sound forge
EDIT.. Maybe not £200+ to name tracks. Is there another way to do this.
Create 1 .WAV file but then tell it where the different tracks start?
I don't usually use the crossfader when mixing but might have tried had it done what I wanted
geposted Wed 06 Jun 07 @ 3:08 pm