Re: CD Mastering Conundrum Continues

["Clifford@BienAppraisers" <res0koq3@verizon.net>]

Andy- no- I had 1 track that needed to have a track change in the middle-
the other tracks on the album were separate- sorry for the confusion-

So- yes indeed in WaveLab you can very easily take 1 seamless audio track
and drop markers all over it and when you load it in your cd player it will
look like 10 tracks yet it is only 1 -

Cliff

----- Original Message -----
From: <SoundFNR@aol.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2001 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: CD Mastering Conundrum Continues


> Thanks to all replies.
> But still much remains unexplained.
> I used Nero to burn the CD, so could set the gap to 0s.
> I used "disk at once"
> I did edit at zero crossing.
> ..but there's still the issue of the transfer changing the length of the
file.
> which makes editing at zero crossing a waste of time.
>
> Cliffs WaveLab looks like it may be an option, but
> ...hey Cliff, didn't you do that with tracks that were separated by
silence
> anyway
> ( well that's how it looked to me when I read your post)
>
> Per's Jam software looks like it could do the business,
> as it does crossfades it must deal with the problem.
> (if only it ran on PC)
>
> So I'm still asking :-
> 1) How can you know in advance what the transfer from .wav to CD is going
to
> do to the length of the file.
>
> I notice that commercial CDs that segue don't have the track changeover 
>at
> the zero crossing point (so they click if you just play one track, at the
> start and end), and can only assume that it wouldn't be possible to
achieve
> this.
>
> Well thanks again each of the replies
>
> andy butler
>