Long wav file into tracks for CD -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Long wav file into tracks for CD Posted by: bschumms Date:4/25/2000 10:00:00 PM I'm brand new to Sound forge XT and CD Archatect. I mainly am recording live school band concerts on DAT and then loaded them into Sound Forge as one long wav file and edited them. How can I break each tune from the concert into a separate tracks for a CD? Ben
Subject:Re: Long wav file into tracks for CD Reply by: Jeff_Lowes Date:4/28/2000 12:25:00 AM While in SF, mark the front of each song and then create a region for each, naming them as you go. When you have finished processing the entire .wav file, save it and open up CDA. Click on the audio pool button at the top, find your file and double click on it to add (make sure that all check boxes are UN-checked). From the audio pool, add the songs, one at a time, in the order that you want them to appear on the CD. After you add each song, fade out the end as desired. You can set (or disable) a default time between tracks in the options \| preferences \| editing menu. CDA will automatically place a track index at the beginning of each song as you add it to the playlist. This method will allow you to separate the individual songs into tracks and place them in any order you want on the CD as well as specify how much time between tracks you want. Jeff Lowes On-Track Recording Ben Schuhart wrote: >>I'm brand new to Sound forge XT and CD Archatect. >> >>I mainly am recording live school band concerts on DAT and >>then loaded them into Sound Forge as one long wav file and >>edited them. >> >>How can I break each tune from the concert into a separate >>tracks for a CD? >> >>Ben

While in SF, mark the front of each song and then create a region for
each, naming them as you go. When you have finished processing the
entire .wav file, save it and open up CDA. Click on the audio pool
button at the top, find your file and double click on it to add (make
sure that all check boxes are UN-checked). From the audio pool, add
the songs, one at a time, in the order that you want them to appear
on the CD. After you add each song, fade out the end as desired. You
can set (or disable) a default time between tracks in the options |
preferences | editing menu. CDA will automatically place a track
index at the beginning of each song as you add it to the playlist.
This method will allow you to separate the individual songs into
tracks and place them in any order you want on the CD as well as
specify how much time between tracks you want.

Jeff Lowes
On-Track Recording

Ben Schuhart wrote:
>>I'm brand new to Sound forge XT and CD Archatect.
>>
>>I mainly am recording live school band concerts on DAT and
>>then loaded them into Sound Forge as one long wav file and
>>edited them.
>>
>>How can I break each tune from the concert into a separate
>>tracks for a CD?
>>
>>Ben