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Kyle Everett · 10-06-03, 04:29 PM

Im trying to track-out a couple of live mixes I cut last week, if someone could point me in the right direction, as far as software goes, I would be most grateful.

Peaces

Kyle E

kparker · 10-06-03, 04:32 PM

wavelab or soundforge to burn.

Cue sheet editor and fireburner if you want to go the cue sheet route.

Kyle Everett · 10-06-03, 04:35 PM

I have soundforge 4.5, am I missing something? Whats the function I should be looking for?

Kyle Everett · 10-06-03, 07:24 PM

ONE FM · 10-06-03, 07:31 PM

I might be doin it a hard way but this what I do.

I cut the tracks off in soundforge.

Name them.

Take off the gap in between tracks on the burning software(they all usually have that option).

Burn them in order.

10-06-03, 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by one
I might be doin it a hard way but this what I do.

I cut the tracks off in soundforge.

Name them.

Take off the gap in between tracks on the burning software(they all usually have that option).

Burn them in order.

yes you are doing it the hard way. actuall all of you that are replying to this thread are doing it the hard way. if you have to use two or more programs to do this then you are doing it the hard way. if you are cutting and pasting and saving then you are doing it the hard way. i would suggest just using cool edit pro 2.0. you will be able to record, set track marks, delete any dead space, and burn it with the same program. this process only takes about an hour and a half to do. i am including the time to mix the set, track it, and burn it. if you need any other info about this leave a message on here. i am sure i will get back with you. o yea one more thing, cool edit pro 2.0 will give you the option to save the files in alot of different formats...

one luv,
joseph n

guerillahost · 10-07-03, 11:40 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by INFECTEDGROOVES
yes you are doing it the hard way. actuall all of you that are replying to this thread are doing it the hard way. if you have to use two or more programs to do this then you are doing it the hard way. if you are cutting and pasting and saving then you are doing it the hard way. i would suggest just using cool edit pro 2.0. you will be able to record, set track marks, delete any dead space, and burn it with the same program. this process only takes about an hour and a half to do. i am including the time to mix the set, track it, and burn it. if you need any other info about this leave a message on here. i am sure i will get back with you. o yea one more thing, cool edit pro 2.0 will give you the option to save the files in alot of different formats...

one luv,
joseph n

Yes, CEP2 is great for this type stuff.

moshen · 10-07-03, 12:05 PM

*note*

cool edit pro was bought by adobe... its now called adobe audition.

http://www.adobe.com/special/product...ntrillium.html
http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/main.html

10-07-03, 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by moshen
*note*

cool edit pro was bought by adobe... its now called adobe audition.

http://www.adobe.com/special/product...ntrillium.html
http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/main.html

not if you already had it before that point in time. there for it would still be called cool edit pro, at least the version i have. thanks for pointing out the new name. i know i am still going to be calling it cool edit, because that is the version i have, and that is the version i know. i have not seen the adobe audition version, so i cant say if it is the same.

one luv,
joseph n.

10-07-03, 05:54 PM

Save your money and buy wavelab. This program is the easiest to use when tracking off a continuous mixed CD.

Just record then drop a "track boundry" marker.....done.

peace, Will

10-07-03, 06:42 PM

Wavelab is extremely easy. Just record, drop track markers, burn.

10-07-03, 09:39 PM

yea but cool edit pro, or now known as, adobe audition, you can do way more then just record, and drop cue marks. this is a total audio editing application. anything you want to do to audio files, you can do with this program. yea you might be able to record with wavelab, but what is the sampling rate you can record at, and resolution? also what formats can you save a audio file, or sample, or whatever? there are too many for me to list on cool edit pro, or also known as, adobe audition.

maybe it is just what you want to do with it. o yea you can also use soundforge, so i dont want anyone to think i am just trying to push one application. soundforge and cool edit/adobe audition are both super programs, and they do about the samething. somethings soundforge can do that cool edit/adobe audition cant, and vice versa...

one luv,
joseph n.

moshen · 10-07-03, 10:31 PM

i would have to agree that wavelab is the way to go... and to answer some of your questions infected..

32 Bit Floating Point processing up to 192 kHz
Powerful Audio Montage features
Real-time audio processing plug-ins
Professional sampler support and CD writing
Integrated batch processing
Audio database

from:
http://www.steinberg.net/en/products...ndex.php?sid=0

they're all great programs. really its just preference and what plug-in formats you wish to utilize.

another *note*
soundforge is now under sony's wing.. although they diddn't change the name.
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/1770/#body

10-07-03, 11:07 PM

^^^^ yea i hear what you are saying. man i was thinking that wavelab was a different program then it is. i was getting it confused with something else. yea all of them are great to use. my bad guys, i didn't want to sound like i was bashing it, but if it was the program i was thinking of, cant think of the name, it would have been better to use a tape recorded to record a mix.

thanks for the valuable info moshen...

one luv,
joseph n.

Kyle Everett · 10-08-03, 02:41 PM

Thanks for all of the replys, much appreciated.

Peaces

Kyle E

10-06-03, 04:29 PM	#1 (permalink)
Kyle Everett Unisca Entertainment Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Haslet Posts: 944	Another software question. Im trying to track-out a couple of live mixes I cut last week, if someone could point me in the right direction, as far as software goes, I would be most grateful. Peaces Kyle E

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10-06-03, 04:32 PM	#2 (permalink)
kparker Join Date: May 2002 Location: North Dallas Posts: 2,345	wavelab or soundforge to burn. Cue sheet editor and fireburner if you want to go the cue sheet route.

10-06-03, 04:35 PM	#3 (permalink)
Kyle Everett Unisca Entertainment Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Haslet Posts: 944	I have soundforge 4.5, am I missing something? Whats the function I should be looking for?

10-06-03, 07:24 PM	#4 (permalink)
Kyle Everett Unisca Entertainment Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Haslet Posts: 944

10-07-03, 12:05 PM	#8 (permalink)
moshen Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: 30 paces northwest Posts: 839	note cool edit pro was bought by adobe... its now called adobe audition. http://www.adobe.com/special/product...ntrillium.html http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/main.html

10-07-03, 05:54 PM	#10 (permalink)
DjWillFryar Guest Posts: n/a	Save your money and buy wavelab. This program is the easiest to use when tracking off a continuous mixed CD. Just record then drop a "track boundry" marker.....done. peace, Will

10-07-03, 06:42 PM	#11 (permalink)
Mr_Info Guest Posts: n/a	Wavelab is extremely easy. Just record, drop track markers, burn.

10-07-03, 09:39 PM	#12 (permalink)
INFECTEDGROOVES Guest Posts: n/a	yea but cool edit pro, or now known as, adobe audition, you can do way more then just record, and drop cue marks. this is a total audio editing application. anything you want to do to audio files, you can do with this program. yea you might be able to record with wavelab, but what is the sampling rate you can record at, and resolution? also what formats can you save a audio file, or sample, or whatever? there are too many for me to list on cool edit pro, or also known as, adobe audition. maybe it is just what you want to do with it. o yea you can also use soundforge, so i dont want anyone to think i am just trying to push one application. soundforge and cool edit/adobe audition are both super programs, and they do about the samething. somethings soundforge can do that cool edit/adobe audition cant, and vice versa... one luv, joseph n.

10-07-03, 10:31 PM	#13 (permalink)
moshen Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: 30 paces northwest Posts: 839	i would have to agree that wavelab is the way to go... and to answer some of your questions infected.. 32 Bit Floating Point processing up to 192 kHz Powerful Audio Montage features Real-time audio processing plug-ins Professional sampler support and CD writing Integrated batch processing Audio database from: http://www.steinberg.net/en/products...ndex.php?sid=0 they're all great programs. really its just preference and what plug-in formats you wish to utilize. another note soundforge is now under sony's wing.. although they diddn't change the name. http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/1770/#body

10-07-03, 11:07 PM	#14 (permalink)
INFECTEDGROOVES Guest Posts: n/a	^^^^ yea i hear what you are saying. man i was thinking that wavelab was a different program then it is. i was getting it confused with something else. yea all of them are great to use. my bad guys, i didn't want to sound like i was bashing it, but if it was the program i was thinking of, cant think of the name, it would have been better to use a tape recorded to record a mix. thanks for the valuable info moshen... one luv, joseph n.

10-08-03, 02:41 PM	#15 (permalink)
Kyle Everett Unisca Entertainment Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Haslet Posts: 944	Thanks for all of the replys, much appreciated. Peaces Kyle E