Removing the 2 second break between songs. -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Removing the 2 second break between songs. Posted by: ChapmanBaxter Date:1/13/2003 7:44:14 AM When burning a final cd (in SF6), is there a way of removing the default couple of seconds of space that are inserted between songs - so i can get a continuous flow of music (without forming one long sound file that is)? Thanks
Subject:RE: Removing the 2 second break between songs. Reply by: Iacobus Date:1/13/2003 1:08:27 PM No, sorry. Sound Forge uses Track-at-Once (or TAO) burning, which requires the two second gap between tracks. You'll need an app that can do Disc-at-Once (or DAO) burning, such as CD Architect or Vegas. (Roxio's Easy CD Creator and Nero's Burning ROM also have DAO burning.) Sound Forge can still help you out in this regard. You'll have to place regions in your file and then extract them to separate files using Tools>Extract Regions on the menu bar. You'd then take these files and insert them into the DAO burning app of your choice. HTH, Iacobus

Subject:Removing the 2 second break between songs.

Date:1/13/2003 7:44:14 AM

When burning a final cd (in SF6), is there a way of removing the default couple of seconds of space that are inserted between songs - so i can get a continuous flow of music (without forming one long sound file that is)?

Thanks

Subject:RE: Removing the 2 second break between songs.

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:1/13/2003 1:08:27 PM

No, sorry. Sound Forge uses Track-at-Once (or TAO) burning, which requires the two second gap between tracks.

You'll need an app that can do Disc-at-Once (or DAO) burning, such as CD Architect or Vegas. (Roxio's Easy CD Creator and Nero's Burning ROM also have DAO burning.)

Sound Forge can still help you out in this regard. You'll have to place regions in your file and then extract them to separate files using Tools>Extract Regions on the menu bar. You'd then take these files and insert them into the DAO burning app of your choice.

HTH,
Iacobus