dios,
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I
ninstalling wavelab and
see if that helps.
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> Umm, I hope we're not losing sight of the big pic
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> Umm, I hope we're not losing sight of the big picture here. Fact is, we
use
> a high quality recording medium for a go
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Try WaveLab.
1) Record MD to HDD
2) Click "auto generate
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Heya,
I was using So
27;m wrong, but!
jason
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From: Lynch, Jason JD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Heya,
>
> I was using Soundforge to break up live recordings into separate files
then burn to disc but i'
Heya,
I was using Soundforge to break up live recordings into separate files then burn to
disc but i've just started using a much quicker way which is quite easy.
1) Record MD to HDD using Soundforge.
2) Do any editting (such as EQ, fade ins/outs, and use the normalise feature to get
the audi
From: Peter Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I cant go into the menu if I dont have the software, nor know of anyone
who
> does, nor do I have a CDR.
&g
At 21:14 2000-03-31 +1000, Peter Brown wrote
>I am merely asking questions because I am new to the transfer of MD to CD
>and have found the list to be full of valuable advice.
Oh, sorry. The question has been asked a few times and people keep talking
about making gap files, and I finally decide
\> > I don't understand that this topic keeps coming up - is there _any_
> > CD-writing program out there that doesn't allow you to specify the track
> gap?
> >
> > The old Easy CD Creator Pro v2 did, Nero does, Easy CD Creator does (if
> you
> > bother to go into the menu), I'm quite sure WinOnC
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