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07-17-01, 01:41 AM

Someone posted not to long about tracking with soundforge. I have tried using CD Architect but my burner doesn't accept the commands. If anyone could help I would appreciate it. I'll even give you a copy of the CD i just made.

Peace

dallasmale30 · 07-18-01, 12:00 PM

Well if you're talking about tracking a mix, you have to break your big file into a bunch of smaller files & then use your CD burning software. To track it: Move the cursor to the beginning points of each track you want within the mix & hit 'M' to drop a marker. Repeat until you've been thru the whole thing. After that, need to select each region within the markers & paste them as a new file. to do this: you hold [ctrl] [shift] [left/right arrows] to select, [ctrl] [c] to copy, & [ctrl] [e] for paste to new. Save each file as "Filename-Track-01" etc. Make sure your CD burning software also has Disc-at-Once settings, otherwise you'll get a 2 second gab between your tracks.

JoshM · 07-20-01, 05:33 AM

cd Architect will work if its just one big wave file. Just remember to select your cd burner by selecting either your IDE or SCSI port in the preferences, then select your device.

Gammah · 07-27-01, 02:59 PM

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME cutting and pasting... soundforge has a MUCH better way:

When you've got your file:
-Special menu / Regions list / clear
-Place markings at the track breaks by positioning the cursor at the appropriate place and pressing M [remember to Mark the beginning and end of the CD too! Important!]
-Special menu / Regions list / Markers to regions
-Tools / extract regions

This will save all the regions to separate files, and it only takes about 2 minutes to save, but cutting and pasting will take FOREVER!!! I've done it so many times the cutNpaste way. This way is much faster

-G.

07-17-01, 01:41 AM	#1 (permalink)
DJ_Phantori Guest Posts: n/a	Help w/ Soundforge Someone posted not to long about tracking with soundforge. I have tried using CD Architect but my burner doesn't accept the commands. If anyone could help I would appreciate it. I'll even give you a copy of the CD i just made. Peace

07-20-01, 05:33 AM	#3 (permalink)
JoshM Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: austin, tx Posts: 965	cd Architect will work if its just one big wave file. Just remember to select your cd burner by selecting either your IDE or SCSI port in the preferences, then select your device. __________________ Init String Anomaly myspace.com/initstring ISEP - PsyBooty Records - OUT NOW! Slylectro - New Dj Mix

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07-18-01, 12:00 PM	#2 (permalink)
dallasmale30 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Richardzone Posts: 1,230	Well if you're talking about tracking a mix, you have to break your big file into a bunch of smaller files & then use your CD burning software. To track it: Move the cursor to the beginning points of each track you want within the mix & hit 'M' to drop a marker. Repeat until you've been thru the whole thing. After that, need to select each region within the markers & paste them as a new file. to do this: you hold [ctrl] [shift] [left/right arrows] to select, [ctrl] [c] to copy, & [ctrl] [e] for paste to new. Save each file as "Filename-Track-01" etc. Make sure your CD burning software also has Disc-at-Once settings, otherwise you'll get a 2 second gab between your tracks.

07-27-01, 02:59 PM	#4 (permalink)
Gammah Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Dallas / TX / US Posts: 757	DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME cutting and pasting... soundforge has a MUCH better way: When you've got your file: -Special menu / Regions list / clear -Place markings at the track breaks by positioning the cursor at the appropriate place and pressing M [remember to Mark the beginning and end of the CD too! Important!] -Special menu / Regions list / Markers to regions -Tools / extract regions This will save all the regions to separate files, and it only takes about 2 minutes to save, but cutting and pasting will take FOREVER!!! I've done it so many times the cutNpaste way. This way is much faster -G.