just did a killer nyc 10/313hr mp3Greg Horton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey all! I am a long time Zappa fan, but never saw him live. I just caught the Providence ZPZ show last week (10/25). What a great night! Napolean was full of energy, and being a bass playe
REGARDING JOHN K'S REQUEST FOR HELP WITH TAO DISCS..I NEED THAT HELP TOO!!THANKSANDY G[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a question for the group that hopefully someone can answer: Is there some software that works to remove gaps from discs that were burned DAO?
There are probably a few different ways / programs that would work...
I use a music editing program (SoundForge) to do it; it's not a
one-point-click deal, in my case, I have to delete them one at a time. But it
works well...
FWIW,
SOFA
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On the Mac side of things, I use Peak (which comes bundled with Toast). Again, it's a straight digital editing program, not a one-click operation. But you want that versatility lest you accidentally edit what's supposed to be a break anyway (e.g., Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?).
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I use Nero-(one of the newer ones with dvd burn
capabilities)---there's a couple of ways to get where ya wanna go---there's a
one click option in the right handed sidebar one can use--also, in older
versions of Nero (not sure about the newer varieties), it's something you have
to do track
I use Adobe Audition to remove the gaps that are burned in the tracks. Open the track, go to the beginning or end of the track and enlarge it to the point of seeing a flat line at the end (or beginning), then select the flat line, delete it and then save the track. Hope that helps ya! ChrisJo
I would like a copy of that ZPZ Halloween show if you
are offering!
< wrote:
> just did a killer nyc 10/31
> 3hr mp3
>
> Greg Horton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hey all!
>
> I am a long time Zappa fan, but never saw him live.
> I just caught the
> Providen
