Can I Convert An Hour Long Audio Mix Into Multiple Tracks?

[ctobin3]

Before I buy this software I want to make sure it can do a few things. Please help me if you know this. I want to convert an extended audio mix into multiple tracks. I then want to burn the music onto a CD without pauses in between the songs. Is this possible with this software? This is the only thing I care about for now and the new Nero sucks for this. Thanks!!

[tbrewst]

You should be able to put the mix into Sound Editor,cut it into tracks and export them individually.Then you can take those and make an Audio cd out of them.

[ggrussell]

Actually you don't really have to export. Sound Editor can burn audio CDs although I've only done so in testing.

 

As for the gaps, I'm not sure if Sound Editors inserts those or not.

[GBR]

Sound Editor is great for splitting audio into tracks (and giving each track a name etc). I have not tried to use the burn facility within Sound Editor, but would assume that since you will not be inserting 'silence' between the tracks, then it would not introduce them, but maybe others know better. Once you have inserted all the track separators, you can select 'add music to disc creator''. This will open up that part of the suite and will show all of your tracks. You can then order tham as you wish. In the 'Audio CD' section, you can choose whether to have no transition between tracks, or separate the tracks with whatever number of seconds you wish.

 

I have used the MP3 disc rather than Audio CD, and by ensuring there are no gaps between the tracks in Sound Editor (removing leaders and trailers) before sending to Music Disc Creator, the tracks play without gaps, but I can still search and select particular tracks.

 

GBR

[ctobin3]

Sound Editor is great for splitting audio into tracks (and giving each track a name etc). I have not tried to use the burn facility within Sound Editor, but would assume that since you will not be inserting 'silence' between the tracks, then it would not introduce them, but maybe others know better. Once you have inserted all the track separators, you can select 'add music to disc creator''. This will open up that part of the suite and will show all of your tracks. You can then order tham as you wish. In the 'Audio CD' section, you can choose whether to have no transition between tracks, or separate the tracks with whatever number of seconds you wish.

 

I have used the MP3 disc rather than Audio CD, and by ensuring there are no gaps between the tracks in Sound Editor (removing leaders and trailers) before sending to Music Disc Creator, the tracks play without gaps, but I can still search and select particular tracks.

 

GBR

 

Awesome! Thank you so much! I think I will buy this definitely.