bagpuss
What do you guys do when you buy a cd and after extracting the audio tracks you find that the cd was either mixed..
Or that the tracks have been faded out quickly, while the the following track jumps in with the previous song still fading out a little bit?...
It's a bit a shame, because I may not be able to use some of my music..
Or that the tracks have been faded out quickly, while the the following track jumps in with the previous song still fading out a little bit?...
It's a bit a shame, because I may not be able to use some of my music..
geposted Wed 06 Oct 04 @ 2:19 pm
clax
It's a shame you're right.
You can edit your tracks to fade out before the problem (Cool Edit, Goldwave, or another sound editor).
You can edit your tracks to fade out before the problem (Cool Edit, Goldwave, or another sound editor).
geposted Wed 06 Oct 04 @ 4:47 pm
djjb
download here a free one.
http://www.nch.com.au/wavepad/index.html
http://www.nch.com.au/wavepad/index.html
geposted Thu 07 Oct 04 @ 4:31 am
Fruit
Goldwave surely is one of the bests I always use this.
geposted Sun 10 Oct 04 @ 10:08 pm
DJ Andre Landry
Same here ....i use wave pad and reedit the track with a long break in the beginning and i create a break with vdj in the middle...Loop 16 n mix...and you're outta there.
Regards
Regards
geposted Wed 13 Oct 04 @ 9:39 pm