Topic: Taping method One big file or one for each song????

[coloartist]

I hear you.

Everytime I have gone to that page, I see the download and download it. I never read anything. I knew how it worked, so I never read anything. I'll send them $15.00. I sure use it enough.

I think TS should get some too. They will today.

How about when bittorrent was pretty new. It always asked you to donate to Bram . I did that. Whatever happened to that?

[StillIll]

I also recently purchased a Zoom H4, and I've decided I much prefer to record one big WAV file, so I don't have to mess with the recorder during the show. Not only that, but I learned the hard way that stopping and starting between songs can lead you to miss some really funny and interesting in between song comments from the performers.

You can always split the files later...you can't go back and re-record what you missed though.

When I get home, I split it up into tracks with Adobe Audition.

[DeltaBluesMan]

To everyone who left advice I send a Big

Thank You!Thank You!

So much info So little time.
Thanks again

[DeltaBluesMan]

More Questions Does the program cubase that came with the recoreder do the same thing as CDwave?

And now that I have several SD cards with each song its own file, How can I get them back to how I should have done it in the first place, one big file? Hey, I told you I was not tech savvy. Thanks for the help.

[Lil Kim Jong-Il]

now that I have several SD cards with each song its own file, How can I get them back to ... one big file?

If you plan to be recording a lot, you might consider spending $50 for Samplitude SE8.  It will do what you ask and so much more.  I no longer use any other utilities since I bought a copy.  If you want something very much like samplitude for free, you can join and split waves using audacity under both linux and windows.  There is a wealth of information on both in the computer forum.