Sir Mustapha
Group: Musicians
Posts: 2802
Joined: April 2003 |
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Posted: Oct. 30 2003, 05:07 |
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I have a doubt about this. You know what I'm talking about - when the sound of one track goes on into the next track. I have something like that in the album I made myself, and I had trouble burning it the way I wanted. I use Nero Burning ROM, and through all the experiments I made, I found out that if every WAV ended EXACTLY at the end of a frame (1 second = 75 frames, you know), the seguéing would be flawless. This worked for a while, but I still had problems. One track ends with a long, constant HUM, that follows into the other track. But using the WAV tactic was innefective: it went hummm*POP*mmmm at the break of the track. When I analysed the recorded audio, I found out the wave was corrupted where the track break was, however it was perfect before burning. The alternative I found was to make the whole album as one gigantic WAV, and then use Nero to "split" it into 13 distinct tracks. I just don't know what corrupted the wave in that case - was it Nero? Or it's just something that happens when burning CDs? The task of "splitting" a WAV into tracks is kinda annoying, y'know. If any of you could answer this to me, I'd be thankful.
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