I need help busting a mixed CD into tracks -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:I need help busting a mixed CD into tracks Posted by: tmoney Date:1/7/2003 8:18:19 PM I marked the difrent songs into regions and i have them opening with music jukebox. When I went to open the individual tracks all it would play is the entire cd that I imported so I cleared the player and now it wont open any of them except on sound forge. I opened the properties (i have them saved in my documents) to the tracks/ cd and it tells me that it is save as SFL files (what ever the hell that is) and not WAV. If anyone can drop me some advice I would appriciate it. thugluv_2@hotmail.com
Subject:RE: I need help busting a mixed CD into tracks Reply by: jgalt Date:1/9/2003 6:45:02 AM There may come a time when you end up with one huge wave file that needs to be divided into smaller files. Open the file and place a marker at the beginning and the end of the file. You can place a marker by clicking your cursor where you want a marker to be and then hit the "M" key on your keyboard. Place a marker between the end of one song and the beginning of the next - leave some silence on each side of your marker. Click Special/Region Lists/Markers to Regions. Click Tools/Extract Regions. You can specify which folder you want the files to be saved to. By default the file names will be "The name of the original file and then the region.”

Subject:I need help busting a mixed CD into tracks

Posted by: tmoney

Date:1/7/2003 8:18:19 PM

I marked the difrent songs into regions and i have them opening with music jukebox. When I went to open the individual tracks all it would play is the entire cd that I imported so I cleared the player and now it wont open any of them except on sound forge. I opened the properties (i have them saved in my documents) to the tracks/ cd and it tells me that it is save as SFL files (what ever the hell that is) and not WAV. If anyone can drop me some advice I would appriciate it. thugluv_2@hotmail.com

Subject:RE: I need help busting a mixed CD into tracks

Reply by: jgalt

Date:1/9/2003 6:45:02 AM

There may come a time when you end up with one huge wave file that needs to be divided into smaller files.

Open the file and place a marker at the beginning and the end of the file. You can place a marker by clicking your cursor where you want a marker to be and then hit the "M" key on your keyboard.

Place a marker between the end of one song and the beginning of the next - leave some silence on each side of your marker.

Click Special/Region Lists/Markers to Regions.

Click Tools/Extract Regions. You can specify which folder you want the files to be saved to.

By default the file names will be "The name of the original file and then the region.”