How do I trim the file before sending to cd wav editor for tracking? Just not finding the function to highlight and cut.
Thanks, Marc.
You should be able to click and drag what you want to cut. To cut, simply hit delete or backspace on the keyboard. I guess you could also right click and select the option as well. You can also highlight a few seconds at the beginning and end and do a fade in and out.
You can click anywhere in the waveform and drag/select the area you want to edit. You can use the arrow keys to move the first select point.
You'll see a little finger appear when you get near your first select point. Hold down your left mouse button and drag toward your end point.
Use the scissors tool to "cut" - or apply fade it/out
You can also use the options under Edit>Select - "Cursor to Track End" or "Track Start to Cursor"
Thanks!
Couldnt u also trip it with cd wav?
Quote from: Ben Turnbull on May 03, 2015, 09:13:27 PM
^ He could but the beginning track that he'd delete in CDwEd would be ...t01.
No - just uncheck that track before you hit save - CDWave will ignore it.
Just find the correlating color for the track - and look for the little check box.
Thanks guys, most appreciated!
of course, you'll have to "FILE > EXPORT..." to actually create the new file on your hard drive...
I track all my recordings in audacity. You can force it to "snap to" sector boundaries (CDDA frames), then find the mark, click ctrl-B to add a break point, type in the title if I know it, lather, rinse, repeat until done, then "FILE > EXPORT MULTIPLE..."
just sayin'