Subject:Track Markers

Posted by: Deviate

Date:5/17/2001 6:38:02 PM

I'm in need of a wav file editing program that allows me to
insert track markers into lengthy (80 minute+), seamless
(no breaks) DJ compilations (20 tracks or more) that I send
from my mixer into my sound card and store as a wav file.
Is Sound Forge the answer to my problems? Will it avoid
both gaps between songs once I insert the track markers
upon burning CDR's as well as clipping sounds when the file
is snipped? Does it support Plexwriter 8X20 burners with
Adaptec SCSI? If not, will the wav file I edit in Sound
Forge (assuming these other options are plausible) be
compatible with Adaptec's Easy CD creator package (or
Plexwriters) for burning purposes ie are the editied wav
file types universal or can they only be burned with Sound
Forge's supported burners? Will it work with Windows '98
First Edition (my OS)? Currently I use Easy CD Creator's
package, but its sound editor functions are lacking. Can I
use Sound Forge as the recording program with my Turtle
Beach Soundcard? I know its a ton of questions, but I've
burned through a lot of time and money trying to accomplish
these seemingly simple tasks. I've tried/purchased Tascam
Minidisk recorders digitally converted into their US 428
then USB into Steinberg's Cubasis but to no avail(despite
the unnecessary daisy chain of hardware, the main issue
became Steiberg software's multiple compatibility issues).
Lastly, if Sound Forge won't work for my set-up any
suggestions on other options/programs to address the track
marker issue? Thanks.