[Dixielandjazz] Inserting breaks in a continuous track, (was Lil Hardin Armstrong query.)

[littlepear]

Bob Smith:

Regarding separating into separate CD tracks, I use an MP3 Splitter. I'm
not home right now so I'm not sure which one it is. It's logo is a
little happy face with goofy buck teeth. I also purchased an LP
conversion kit fromhttp://dak2000.com/Reviews/2020Story.cfm  The record
scratch removing software included works good.

Cheers,
Dia Takahashi
Oxnard, California
http://UntouchablesTradJass.com

    --original message
    Dear Bert

    Using the free program "Audacity" it is fairly easy to separate a
    continuous
    track into various parts, but it is a rather tedious business as
    each part
    has to be saved individually, so that the CD-burning program can
    recognise
    each part as a separate entity.
    So it goes like this: Make a file of the original single track. Open
    this in
    Audacity. Insert the first break, save this as the main file, then
    delete
    everything after the break. Save the new single part. Delete this
    single
    part and open the new main file. Delete the first part and insert
    the second
    break, save this over the new main file, repeating these procedures ad
    nauseam until the the original file has been split into its
    component parts
    and each has been saved separately.
    These parts can then be assembled into a CD-burning program and
    copied to a
    blank CD.

    Kind Regards

Bob Smith