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Rubby:
What program are you using to rip the CD's?
I think what's causing your problem is the crappyness of Audacity. I could suggest others, but they're not free and I don’t think you need some superpower mammoth software to do this simple task.
jhocking:
Audacity works really well on a Mac, but I don't know if their Windows port is any good.
I used Encounter2000 on Windows a couple times. Frankly, it's pretty shitty software, but it's free and it may work for this simple mixing task.
http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?10000000036233
Gryff:
You guys are missing the point that Zaireeka is supposed to be listened to in four CD players. The fun is in getting a bunch of friends around and screwing around trying to synch things up manually. It's not supposed to be perfect - it's supposed to be different every time.
So basically, no to this whole thread.
Rubby:
You can do this in Acid too, it's just been so bloody long since I've used that program; I'll try and remember. In Acid you have the option of creating different types of tracks - loop being the default. Change the track to...something about from hard drive or something. Instead of the swirly loop picture on the track properties dialog, it should show a hard drive if you have the right kind of track. After you choose the type of track I think it takes you to a dialog in which you can select the file to insert. If it doesn't do that I think there's an import menu in the file menu. But yeah, with Acid it’s all about getting that type of track. Like I said, I haven’t used the program in years.
Bastardous Bassist:
--- Quote from: Gryff ---You guys are missing the point that Zaireeka is supposed to be listened to in four CD players. The fun is in getting a bunch of friends around and screwing around trying to synch things up manually. It's not supposed to be perfect - it's supposed to be different every time.
So basically, no to this whole thread.
--- End quote ---
So, basically it's supposed to be sloppy and done poorly by amateurs who have absolutely no experience doing what they're supposed to do to make the music work? Sounds like the entire indie scene! ZING!
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