Adding track markings to a WAV file -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Adding track markings to a WAV file Posted by: Tortoise Date:4/2/2000 4:36:00 AM I'm currently doing digital recording from MD to CD-R. The problem is that track markings are not added to the recorded file. All I get is a very long wav file. To add the track markings, I would cut out each "track" according and save them in a seperate file. Once I got all the tracks I want, I would then burn them into a CD-R. I would like to know whether there is a faster way to make track markings to a wav file. By the way, the music is continuous and I can't do a start/stop recording for each track.
Subject:Re: Adding track markings to a WAV file Reply by: Siggi_Churchill Date:4/3/2000 3:49:00 PM you can use the "M" key to drop markers while you're recording. The only drawback is that you have to babysit the transfer. Steven Teo wrote: >>I'm currently doing digital recording from MD to CD-R. The >>problem is that track markings are not added to the >>recorded file. All I get is a very long wav file. To add >>the track markings, I would cut out each "track" according >>and save them in a seperate file. Once I got all the tracks >>I want, I would then burn them into a CD-R. I would like to >>know whether there is a faster way to make track markings >>to a wav file. By the way, the music is continuous and I >>can't do a start/stop recording for each track.

Subject:Adding track markings to a WAV file

Posted by: Tortoise

Date:4/2/2000 4:36:00 AM

I'm currently doing digital recording from MD to CD-R. The
problem is that track markings are not added to the
recorded file. All I get is a very long wav file. To add
the track markings, I would cut out each "track" according
and save them in a seperate file. Once I got all the tracks
I want, I would then burn them into a CD-R. I would like to
know whether there is a faster way to make track markings
to a wav file. By the way, the music is continuous and I
can't do a start/stop recording for each track.

Subject:Re: Adding track markings to a WAV file

Reply by: Siggi_Churchill

Date:4/3/2000 3:49:00 PM

you can use the "M" key to drop markers while you're recording. The
only drawback is that you have to babysit the transfer.

Steven Teo wrote:
>>I'm currently doing digital recording from MD to CD-R. The
>>problem is that track markings are not added to the
>>recorded file. All I get is a very long wav file. To add
>>the track markings, I would cut out each "track" according
>>and save them in a seperate file. Once I got all the tracks
>>I want, I would then burn them into a CD-R. I would like to
>>know whether there is a faster way to make track markings
>>to a wav file. By the way, the music is continuous and I
>>can't do a start/stop recording for each track.