Subject:splitting .wav files!

Posted by: djshy

Date:11/26/2000 3:41:00 PM

I recorded a 60 minute mixtape .wav file onto my harddrive,
how would I split that mixtape .wav file into separate
tracks? I want to be able to burn the separate .wav files
all together to a CD, so that i have the mixtape as it
sounded on tape, transfered to CD.
How can this be done in Soundforge?

Subject:Re: splitting .wav files!

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:11/27/2000 8:03:00 AM

I think what you're asking is that you recorded as a mono file? and
now you need to convert it to a stereo file so you can burn it
because your CDR software doesn't support mono files? If this is
what you mean then goto the "File" menu and select "properties" under
there you will find a tab called "audio properties". Select that and
then click the dot which says "stereo", then hit ok and it will
convert the mono file into 2 seperate L/R tracks.

Dave wrote:
>>I recorded a 60 minute mixtape .wav file onto my harddrive,
>>how would I split that mixtape .wav file into separate
>>tracks? I want to be able to burn the separate .wav files
>>all together to a CD, so that i have the mixtape as it
>>sounded on tape, transfered to CD.
>>How can this be done in Soundforge?

Subject:Re: splitting .wav files!

Reply by: djshy

Date:11/28/2000 12:26:00 AM

oh..sorry..that's not what i meant....what i'm trying to do is take a
large wave file and break it up into its individual songs. Then later
putting it all onto CD.



Brian Franz wrote:
>>I think what you're asking is that you recorded as a mono file? and
>>now you need to convert it to a stereo file so you can burn it
>>because your CDR software doesn't support mono files? If this is
>>what you mean then goto the "File" menu and select "properties"
under
>>there you will find a tab called "audio properties". Select that
and
>>then click the dot which says "stereo", then hit ok and it will
>>convert the mono file into 2 seperate L/R tracks.
>>
>>Dave wrote:
>>>>I recorded a 60 minute mixtape .wav file onto my harddrive,
>>>>how would I split that mixtape .wav file into separate
>>>>tracks? I want to be able to burn the separate .wav files
>>>>all together to a CD, so that i have the mixtape as it
>>>>sounded on tape, transfered to CD.
>>>>How can this be done in Soundforge?

Subject:Re: splitting .wav files!

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:11/28/2000 3:23:00 PM

ooohhhhh. That's even easier. Just do a copy and Paste and then
save the new file. Select the region in your original wave file and
then goto the file menu and select "New" wave and then do a Paste and
then save the new file as a new .Wav. Also if you have CD architect
it's even easier. You create regions in soundforge and then save the
wave file. The regions get saved with the wave file and then you
open up CD architect and open the wave file in the audio pool and all
your regions will show up, which you then put in a playlist as audio
tracks.

Dave wrote:
>>oh..sorry..that's not what i meant....what i'm trying to do is take
a
>>large wave file and break it up into its individual songs. Then
later
>>putting it all onto CD.
>>
>>
>>
>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>I think what you're asking is that you recorded as a mono file?
and
>>>>now you need to convert it to a stereo file so you can burn it
>>>>because your CDR software doesn't support mono files? If this is
>>>>what you mean then goto the "File" menu and select "properties"
>>under
>>>>there you will find a tab called "audio properties". Select that
>>and
>>>>then click the dot which says "stereo", then hit ok and it will
>>>>convert the mono file into 2 seperate L/R tracks.
>>>>
>>>>Dave wrote:
>>>>>>I recorded a 60 minute mixtape .wav file onto my harddrive,
>>>>>>how would I split that mixtape .wav file into separate
>>>>>>tracks? I want to be able to burn the separate .wav files
>>>>>>all together to a CD, so that i have the mixtape as it
>>>>>>sounded on tape, transfered to CD.
>>>>>>How can this be done in Soundforge?

Subject:Re: splitting .wav files!

Reply by: djshy

Date:12/6/2000 5:17:00 PM

when i do the copy & paste....will i lose any music when i
try to burn the whole thing to the CD?!....for
example...will it still sound continuous when i burn it
disc-at-once?!

Brian Franz wrote:
>>ooohhhhh. That's even easier. Just do a copy and Paste
and then
>>save the new file. Select the region in your original
wave file and
>>then goto the file menu and select "New" wave and then do
a Paste and
>>then save the new file as a new .Wav. Also if you have
CD architect
>>it's even easier. You create regions in soundforge and
then save the
>>wave file. The regions get saved with the wave file and
then you
>>open up CD architect and open the wave file in the audio
pool and all
>>your regions will show up, which you then put in a
playlist as audio
>>tracks.
>>
>>Dave wrote:
>>>>oh..sorry..that's not what i meant....what i'm trying
to do is take
>>a
>>>>large wave file and break it up into its individual
songs. Then
>>later
>>>>putting it all onto CD.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>>>I think what you're asking is that you recorded as a
mono file?
>>and
>>>>>>now you need to convert it to a stereo file so you
can burn it
>>>>>>because your CDR software doesn't support mono
files? If this is
>>>>>>what you mean then goto the "File" menu and
select "properties"
>>>>under
>>>>>>there you will find a tab called "audio properties".
Select that
>>>>and
>>>>>>then click the dot which says "stereo", then hit ok
and it will
>>>>>>convert the mono file into 2 seperate L/R tracks.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Dave wrote:
>>>>>>>>I recorded a 60 minute mixtape .wav file onto my
harddrive,
>>>>>>>>how would I split that mixtape .wav file into
separate
>>>>>>>>tracks? I want to be able to burn the separate .wav
files
>>>>>>>>all together to a CD, so that i have the mixtape as
it
>>>>>>>>sounded on tape, transfered to CD.
>>>>>>>>How can this be done in Soundforge?