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Subject:Auto Track Splitting Posted by: Hobbes Date:9/4/2003 2:12:15 AM Is there an easy way of splitting up a long MP3 or Wave file so when i burn it on a CD it will be read as several tracks instead of a single track? I have an MP3 file that is 58mins long and want to burn it to a CD, does sound forge have a function that I can set markers then automaticly split the tracks up for me? Thanks.
Subject:RE: Auto Track Splitting Reply by: MJhig Date:9/4/2003 9:02:30 AM You can try Tools > Auto Regions... or; If there is no blank space between songs; Place the cursor at the start of the audio in the file. Press "m" to insert a marker. Press the spacebar to start playback. Press "m" again at the crossfade location to insert another marker. Repeat to the end. Click Special > Regions List > Markers to Regions, when prompted click yes or ok. In the Regions List window highlight a region click enter to edit name. Click tools > Extract Regions and save them to a folder and burn them all in your burning software using DAO (disk at once) to prevent spaces between tracks. If you have blank space to eliminate between songs; Press "[" at the start of the song. Press spacebar to start playback. Press "]" at the end. Press "r" to create region and name it. You can fade in and fade out each region if desired. Repeat to the end. Click tools > Extract Regions and save them to a folder and burn them all in your burning software using DAO (disk at once). MJ
Subject:email (attach) to sf V6 Reply by: Engineer Date:9/10/2003 2:44:33 AM I am using SF 6 to edit material (interviews, commercials) this is coming to me via e mail from a radio station as an attachment. At present I am in a quandry as how to easily take the attach and easily place it in SF any help would be appreciated
Subject:RE: email (attach) to sf V6 Reply by: Chienworks Date:9/10/2003 7:10:32 AM Engineer, what type of file is the attachment? If it's a more or less standard type of audio file, save it to your drive and then use File / Open in Sound Forge to open it.
Subject:RE: email (attach) to sf V6 Reply by: RikTheRik Date:9/10/2003 2:23:27 PM Or even easier, set sound forge to be the default application to open your type of file (in preferences, associations) and then open your attachment !

Subject:Auto Track Splitting

Posted by: Hobbes

Date:9/4/2003 2:12:15 AM

Is there an easy way of splitting up a long MP3 or Wave file so when i burn it on a CD it will be read as several tracks instead of a single track?

I have an MP3 file that is 58mins long and want to burn it to a CD, does sound forge have a function that I can set markers then automaticly split the tracks up for me?

Thanks.

Subject:RE: Auto Track Splitting

Reply by: MJhig

Date:9/4/2003 9:02:30 AM

You can try Tools > Auto Regions...

or;

If there is no blank space between songs;

Place the cursor at the start of the audio in the file.

Press "m" to insert a marker.

Press the spacebar to start playback.

Press "m" again at the crossfade location to insert another marker. Repeat to the end.

Click Special > Regions List > Markers to Regions, when prompted click yes or ok.
In the Regions List window highlight a region click enter to edit name.

Click tools > Extract Regions and save them to a folder and burn them all in your burning software using DAO (disk at once) to prevent spaces between tracks.

If you have blank space to eliminate between songs;

Press "[" at the start of the song.

Press spacebar to start playback.

Press "]" at the end.

Press "r" to create region and name it.

You can fade in and fade out each region if desired.

Repeat to the end.

Click tools > Extract Regions and save them to a folder and burn them all in your burning software using DAO (disk at once).

MJ

Subject:email (attach) to sf V6

Reply by: Engineer

Date:9/10/2003 2:44:33 AM

I am using SF 6 to edit material (interviews, commercials) this is coming to me via e mail from a radio station as an attachment.

At present I am in a quandry as how to easily take the attach and easily place it in SF

any help would be appreciated

Subject:RE: email (attach) to sf V6

Reply by: Chienworks

Date:9/10/2003 7:10:32 AM

Engineer, what type of file is the attachment? If it's a more or less standard type of audio file, save it to your drive and then use File / Open in Sound Forge to open it.

Subject:RE: email (attach) to sf V6

Reply by: RikTheRik

Date:9/10/2003 2:23:27 PM

Or even easier, set sound forge to be the default application to open your type of file (in preferences, associations) and then open your attachment !