Is there any way to make "tracks" out of one big 74min wav file when burning to CD?

[MonkOnXanax]

I have a 74 minute trance mix that I want to burn, but I would like to create "tracks" to be able to skip to certain points in the mix. I don't want to have to fast forward to get to a certain point, and i don't want to listen to the whole album every time.

Is that possible? I use Nero.

 

[radioouman]

You probably need an audio editor like Cool Edit.

 

[ElFenix]

doesn't nero come with an audio editor?

yep - nero wave editor

 

[SaltBoy]

Originally posted by: radioouman
You probably need an audio editor like Cool Edit.

 

[Anubis]

nero will do it so will winamp. and there is a wave editior built into windows also

 

[MattCo]

I would just take an icepick and a magnifying glass and put a scratch everwhere you wanted a pause.

-MC

 

[slikmunks]

Originally posted by: MattCo
I would just take an icepick and a magnifying glass and put a scratch everwhere you wanted a pause.

-MC

LOL

 

[VBboy]

I'd use some shareware audio editing tool like Cool Edit 2 to split the file first, then let Nero convert them to MP3 on the fly while burning.

 

[MonkOnXanax]

Originally posted by: MattCo
I would just take an icepick and a magnifying glass and put a scratch everwhere you wanted a pause.

-MC

LMAO


what do i need to do in the nero wave editor?

i'll bbl.

 

[ProviaFan]

Originally posted by: VBboy
I'd use some shareware audio editing tool like Cool Edit 2 to split the file first, then let Nero convert them to MP3 on the fly while burning.

Please don't convert to MP3 yet again after converting to WAV and chopping with a wave editor. That will degrade the sound quality.

 

[MonkOnXanax]

So in other words, there's no easy way to it.

 

[FishTankX]

Just use nero wave editor to open them up, chop them up, then place them into track on nero. Easy, right?

 

[ProviaFan]

Originally posted by: MonkOnXanax
So in other words, there's no easy way to it.

I consider it extremely easy to load up a 74 minute MP3 file in Soundforge, convert it to WAV, place markers to determine tracks, copy each one and paste to new, then save each individual track as WAV and burn in Nero. Of course, I have the software and the experience, which may make a slight difference.

 

[Aznbruin]

I use a program called ordix that you can download from www.download.com that is able to split up the file.