Creating seperate tracks on audio cd -ACID Product Family

Subject:Creating seperate tracks on audio cd Posted by: sevan2000 Date:7/2/2003 7:38:18 AM I have created a mix using different tracks, however when i burn it to cd there is only one track for my 19 songs. I need to divide the tracks so that I have 19 mixed tracks.
Subject:RE: Creating seperate tracks on audio cd Reply by: Iacobus Date:7/2/2003 1:51:46 PM ACID burns projects to CD on a project-by-project basis. If you need/want to create 19 different tracks, you'll have to insert your 19 songs into their own projects and burn each project one at a time. If you have Sound Forge (the full version, not Sound Forge Studio), you can render the entire 19 track mix and then use Sound Forge's "extract regions" feature to split the entire project up into 19 tracks for burning in the app of your choice. (Be sure to place regions in your ACID project and use the "place markers" option when rendering.) In addition, be aware that ACID does Track-at-Once burning only (which requires a 2 second gap between tracks), as does Sound Forge. If you want a seamless change between tracks, you'll want Disc-at-Once burning. Vegas and CD Architect provide this option, as do Roxio's Easy CD Creator and Ahead's Nero. HTH, Iacobus

ACID burns projects to CD on a project-by-project basis.

If you need/want to create 19 different tracks, you'll have to insert your 19 songs into their own projects and burn each project one at a time.

If you have Sound Forge (the full version, not Sound Forge Studio), you can render the entire 19 track mix and then use Sound Forge's "extract regions" feature to split the entire project up into 19 tracks for burning in the app of your choice. (Be sure to place regions in your ACID project and use the "place markers" option when rendering.)

In addition, be aware that ACID does Track-at-Once burning only (which requires a 2 second gap between tracks), as does Sound Forge. If you want a seamless change between tracks, you'll want Disc-at-Once burning. Vegas and CD Architect provide this option, as do Roxio's Easy CD Creator and Ahead's Nero.

HTH,
Iacobus