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| From | ArthurBang2@aol.com |
| Subject | Re: Milstein's song-poems & making mix cd's |
| Date | Tue, 11 Feb 2003 22:21:38 EST |
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In a message dated 2/11/2003 5:21:22 PM Pacific Standard Time,
bgspradlin@cablelynx.com writes:
>
> I drove David Bash crazy with different volumes when I sent him one of my
> first mix CD-R's of old 45's. - Finally I learned how to use the
> Normalization feature on Sound Forge. Thats one of the problems I have with
>
> stand-alone CD-R recorders, they are great for dubbing vinyl, but you cant
> beat a PC with Cool Edit, Sound Forge, Easy CD Creator or Nero for putting
> a mix CD-R together.
>
> Many 45's I have "remastered" for CD-R are very strangely mastered, some
> start out very loud and then the volume is reduced slowly as it gets to the
>
> fadeout, I guess the engineer who was cutting the master did this.
>
I use the program CD Architect to do my CD's as well as my radio show .. It
also comes combined with Sound Forge. The CD Architect program allows you
to adjust the level of audio for each individual song graphically, by
raising/lowering/bending (for fading purposes) a visual audio bar within each
waveform .. The best program I've ever used for CD's .. It alllows you to
manually insert your track starts and stops if you want to do that. It also
lets you overlap as many songs at once (good for radio shows.. voiceovers and
whatnot) ..
Arthur
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