Topic: Making Tracks?

[beaglegriffon]

I have downloaded my Widespread show from Raleigh into itunes from my R-09. Can someone tell me how to break it up into tracks now so I can skip tunes? Or can't I do this in itunes?   

[3-Fan]

I use CD Wave for tracking.

[Belexes]

Most people seem to use CDWAV.  Remember after you track to burn without 2-second gaps and you'll have a nice seamless recording to CDR.

[beaglegriffon]

Is CD WAVE a program? A little more info please

[Brian Skalinder]

CD Wave is a program for Windows.  Google to find it, or look in the stickied "where do I find..." thread at the top of this forum.

CD Wave's primary feature is to allow users to cut large WAVs into tracks, without introducing sector boundary errors (SBEs) in cd-format (16-bit / 44.1k) files.  Drop a marker in the WAV where you want to split the tracks, press the Split button (or some such), repeat, Save As (individual WAVs for each track, usually), and you're done.  Very easy.  It has a 30-day trial, after which you're required to purchase a license for a measly $15.  Well worth the $, I think.  Try it...and if you like it, buy it. 

[evilchris]

anything comparable to cd wav for os x?

[bgalizio]

anything comparable to cd wav for os x?

Not really. What editor are you currently using? Lots of us Mac users/tapers are using either Wave Editor, Sound Studio, or Audacity.

[evilchris]

anything comparable to cd wav for os x?

Not really. What editor are you currently using? Lots of us Mac users/tapers are using either Wave Editor, Sound Studio, or Audacity.

 i haven't found an editor that i like for os x.  i keep the PC around for sound forge and CD Wave, but not much else.