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SonicGary wrote on 12/2/1999, 8:17 AM
Andy,

Use Sound Forge (or Sound Forge XP) which is the "host" application
for CD Architect to create your seperate .wav files. Just highlight
the portion that you want to make a seperate file, and drag it to the
Sound Forge work space. A new file will be created. Do this for all
15 songs, and save them seperately. Then you can bring them into CD
Architect, and build your play list as normal.

Good luck,

Gary

andy wrote:
>>lets say i created a mix about 29 min with different songs.
>>my question is how can i divide the mix into 15 separate
>>songs and then burn then into the cd- r without turning the
>>laser off.But i still want to show the 15 separate tracks
>>if you can help please tell me thank you
SonicGregg wrote on 12/2/1999, 1:59 PM
Or...

You can just bring the original wav file into CD Architect and just
position the cursor between your songs and pick "Add Track" from the
PQ List menu or type "T".

Gary Rebholz wrote:
>>Andy,
>>
>>Use Sound Forge (or Sound Forge XP) which is the "host" application
>>for CD Architect to create your seperate .wav files. Just highlight
>>the portion that you want to make a seperate file, and drag it to
the
>>Sound Forge work space. A new file will be created. Do this for all
>>15 songs, and save them seperately. Then you can bring them into CD
>>Architect, and build your play list as normal.
>>
>>Good luck,
>>
>>Gary
>>
>>andy wrote:
>>>>lets say i created a mix about 29 min with different songs.
>>>>my question is how can i divide the mix into 15 separate
>>>>songs and then burn then into the cd- r without turning the
>>>>laser off.But i still want to show the 15 separate tracks
>>>>if you can help please tell me thank you