Jeremy G
Not sure if i titled the topic correct but this is what my question is.
I am doing a Greek wedding in 3 weeks and they gave me some Greek songs to play. On file is a mix of 50 or so Greek songs. Each song is its own track. When playing the mix in windows media player you can't tell where the one track ends. (each track mixed together) Is there a way to set up the auto play list to do this? For dinner music I have it on a fade out and fade in. But for these songs the dance floor will be full and I don't want a fade. . .
I hope I explained my question correctly. Any help is most welcomed.
thanks
J
I am doing a Greek wedding in 3 weeks and they gave me some Greek songs to play. On file is a mix of 50 or so Greek songs. Each song is its own track. When playing the mix in windows media player you can't tell where the one track ends. (each track mixed together) Is there a way to set up the auto play list to do this? For dinner music I have it on a fade out and fade in. But for these songs the dance floor will be full and I don't want a fade. . .
I hope I explained my question correctly. Any help is most welcomed.
thanks
J
geposted Sat 10 May 08 @ 9:28 am
DJ-ALF
I don't really use automix, for that I use Winamp with crossfader plugin which do the same as WMP. You can try to put Automix time to 0 second.
geposted Sat 10 May 08 @ 8:57 pm
cstoll
Automix Type - None (back-to-back)
It's in the manual.
It's in the manual.
geposted Sat 10 May 08 @ 9:26 pm
RicardoM
Or you can RIP that CD in only one track.
geposted Sat 10 May 08 @ 11:05 pm
DJ-ALF
cstoll wrote :
Automix Type - None (back-to-back)
It's in the manual.
It's in the manual.
This will help also:
geposted Sun 11 May 08 @ 8:19 am
Jeremy G
Thanks guys... I thought it might be that, but I wanted to double check. Would hate to "F" it up at a wedding.
geposted Sun 11 May 08 @ 9:24 am