 Cross Fading tracks |
 Mon 29 Apr 2002, 04:29
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Can any tell me how i can record with a cross fade between tracks.
I layed out the tracks in iTunes but iTunes will not burn with a cross fade. thank you. |
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Tue 30 Apr 2002, 09:18
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 SuperHero  Group: Members Posts: 9,465 Joined: 04-Nov 01 From: Paris - FR Member No.: 2,244 |
Just re-read your post, I think I've missed something here, so :
Update: #1: crossfades have to be made in your DAW (ProTools, Cubase, DP), not in the CD Burner soft. Take your two tracks, perform the desired crossfade, consolidate-assemble the two tracks(whatever the name in your soft->turn the two files into one), separate the resulting file at the precise point where you want the CD Id to be created and Bounce to disc (or whatever the name...prepare the file for burning->stereo interleaved, AIFF-SDII, 16 bits, 44.1KHz). There are in fact different (more or less fast ways to do this but it all depends on what soft you're working with, so...). You're done. #2: some of my friends say they can do this in iTunes (using a 0 sec. gap between tracks); I personnaly doubt it will be totally unnoticable since I don't think iTunes supports Disc at Once. #3: Another great option is Jam; more usefull features than in Toast. Did that help?... Are you still around?... -------------------- |
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cam Cross Fading tracks Mon 29 Apr 2002, 04:29
MrT Get Toast. Using Disc at Once feature and a 0 sec.... Mon 29 Apr 2002, 08:06 cam Thank you that is more what I was looking for.
I'... Wed 1 May 2002, 18:46 MrT Since I don't have Jam I can't realy be specific, ... Thu 2 May 2002, 09:28
robinsky Jam is perfect! I'm really looking forward to the ... Tue 7 May 2002, 12:42 |
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