Topic: best way to fix sbe's?

[thepassionofyonder]

bip bip.
so it seems that all my SBE's are the very last track.
how big of a problem is it?
cause im tired of dealing with this crap.

[greenone]

Sounds like you used CD-Wave to split your tracks, because it doesn't pad out the last track with the necessary samples at the end. If you play multiple shows back to back, you may hear a blip between shows, but if you're just playing one show, it's really not anything you should be concerned about. Going forward, it might be worthwhile to pad that last track (which I believe xACT does by default) but it's not a big deal.

[fsulloway]

bip bip.
so it seems that all my SBE's are the very last track.
how big of a problem is it?
cause im tired of dealing with this crap.

If you are using cd wave just make an extra track at the end of like half a sec or less then don't save that track.

[thepassionofyonder]

Sounds like you used CD-Wave to split your tracks, because it doesn't pad out the last track with the necessary samples at the end. If you play multiple shows back to back, you may hear a blip between shows, but if you're just playing one show, it's really not anything you should be concerned about. Going forward, it might be worthwhile to pad that last track (which I believe xACT does by default) but it's not a big deal.

thats what happened.
when i first started transferring i was told cdwave straight to flac files.
i have since been corrected, but i still have a ton of files with SBE.
i think im just going to ignore them.

If you are using cd wave just make an extra track at the end of like half a sec or less then don't save that track.

i'll try that.
seems like theres always something to fix
+T's fellas

[fsulloway]

pm me if you want and I'll help you.

[thepassionofyonder]

thanks.
i'll try chopping off the end of the file, and see what happens.

[thepassionofyonder]

thanks, trimming a little off the end got rid of those bastards

[ace5gt]

I guess I do it the hard way.  I open the entire show in Adobe Audition and manually go to each track marker and cut out all the dead space.  The save it, and recut all the tracks in CD Wave.  It works perfectly, but it's time consuming.  Works great with TAO as well.

I never tried FLAC Frontend, but if it works as good as the above method, then that would be a great time saver.