hi everyone can any brainbox help this poor guy out haha, im looking for a program that will mix my audio tracks (example fading in and out, so i get continuous music) also a program that can make my music all the same sound level " i think you call it a normalizer or something, so please if there is anyone that can help, il be very gratful cheers, look forward to hearing from you,
p.s. i looked at dj mixer but i need something a bit easier than that.
hi davexnet thankyou for your help i got program called audacity and im having trouble mixing tracks example as one track starts to fade, bring the other one in so it is none stop music, if you have an idea on this i would like to hear it please, thanks again mate
I don't have the product installed, but in general,
the typical methods involved would be the same on any audio editor.
Open one music file and fade in/out the start and end.
Leave it open and open the 2nd file. Fade it as necessary.
It's simple matter to copy the 2nd file to the end of the first.
If you want the start of the 2nd to actually overlay the end of
the 1st, see if there is a paste/merge or crossfade.
Here is one I did. Took 30 seconds using crossfade.
(with Soundforge crossfade, it's not even necessary to do the
fade first)
Is this the effect you're talking about?
http://www.savefile.com/files/2136692
thanks davexnet, after practicing for an hour i found how to mix the tracks, all i need to know now, is how can i put that mix on a cd so i can play it on my music centr, like i said thankyou so much for your advice, sorry to be a pain , i promise this is the last thing i need to know, how to get it on cd, thank you
Don't worry about asking questions. The important thing is to learn
some things and gain some understanding.
I assume you're talking about a proper audio cd and not
folders full of mp3's ?
To burn your mixes as an audio CD, first make sure that
they are in the proper format: 16 bit(bit depth), 44.1 KHz(sample rate).
(Audacity can modify the sample rate and bit depth if needs be)
just to add my two cents...once you have your completed mix, you could chop up the long file into its separate tracks and export them individually so that way when you play the CD you have separate tracks on not one long file. if you do that, when burning the files (I like nero, its the best out there) be sure to remove the two second gap it automatically puts between each track so that the audio tracks will play seamlessly together.
