Cool, one question, I have two 24 bit wav files (Set II Side A & B).
Drums continues on from Side A to Side B.
So, I need to join A & B but WaveLab won't allow more than 2 GB files. This file would be around 3 GB. Is there a way to work around this?
i usually make a track inbetween songs with cd wave, then rejoin in wavelab as two new tracks:
raq2006-12-09.2496.set1a and
raq2006-12-09.2496.set1b and so on
if you have files that big you just ahve to deal with it, once ditehred/resampled/etc, i track out the 16-bit source and save the cue sheet, then save the files as wav/flacs, open 24-bit file in cdwave, open cue sheet DO NOT open associated wav, this will trak the 24-bit from the 16-bit cue sheet, but since your 24-bit wavs are so big you have to manually track the end of the set because the cue sheet cant track what isnt there
i try and make my initial track on the HUGE 24-bit file in cdwave as close to the end of the set inbetween songs just so that when i load my 24-bit wav/cue sheet, as much of the set is tracked as possible
unless you have WL 6.0, this is the easiest and most efficient way to process the 24/96 files
i dont like tracking it all out first and THEN resampling/ditherings because:
1. if any editing needs done(gain/EQ/etc) the tracks are all split up and you have to open the untracked wav anyway
2. tracking in cdwave and then resampling/dithering lastly on the tracked files is a DEF known issue on causing SBE's and missing samples
so do all of your editing FIRST then track lastly
dmonterisi ran tests as long as two years ago and confirmed this