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Has anyone got a programme where i can cut sets in half to put on cd's??

Matt

I use mp3directcut: http://mpesch3.de1.cc/mp3dc.html

You'll need LAME mp3 encoder too: http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~raa110/audacity/lame.html

do i need to download all the patches?? then what one is it i download?

Matt

No patches.

Download mp3directcut then install it. Download LAME and extract it into the same directory as mp3directcut. Then work out how to use it

how u cut stuff

Soundforge

audacity...its free and easy.

quicktime pro if you ask me !! 20 quid, well worth it

but ye audacity is good

Adobe Audition save as a wav then CDex with LAME mp3 encoder.

[b]racket wrote:Soundforge

The only way I can put Rinse sets on CD for my car.

CD-Wave is a pretty good Windows tool for cutting up long mixes into seperate tracks. You can output the tracks as seperate files, or as a cuesheet.

When I used it alot for sets that needed to be broken up, I would use 2 cuesheets, one for the first half and another for the second half.

http://www.milosoftware.com/cdwave/

Or some cd-burning programs have a "split track" function, e.g. Nero, where you can just plonk in as many splits as you want on a timeline of the MP3 and these will show as tracks on the CD. You can cut and paste to stretch sets over multiple CDs

Nero has this, and its pretty handy. Also means that you don't actually chop the original MP3s in half/into bits.

Made by Ahead software I think?

matt_howes wrote:Has anyone got a programme where i can cut sets in half to put on cd's??

Matt

If you spoke to me more often, I got Soundforge back now!

for mac folks, audio hijack is great for on the fly capture, and there is a split function .
also sound studio.