A question for you that has never been asked before since it was the last time!

When I had cassette tape it was easy to pause it and change music when
I had copied everything from the current album that I wanted on tape.
I put a new record on to the right spot, and when the song I liked
started I released the pause button and continued on. So I ended up
with a tape full of music that I really enjoyed.

Now! Here is my sitcheeashun!

I'm listening to some jamming music by Pete Tong, Carl Cox, and DJ
Dan.

The mixes are 60 to 90 minutes long on a CD. Actually the music is
coming from my hard drive, but it was on a CD originally I guess.

So when I have everything copied to cdrom from one mix. How do I pause
the CDROM, change music and only add the good stuff from the next long
mix of music. There might only be ten minutes from each long mix that
is really grooving. So basically, I'm trying to figure out how to get
a CD full of stuff taken from long mixes. Est-ce possible fare quello?
Come?

Mille grazie messieurs

 

Can't pause a CDR.

 

Can I split an MP3 file at the point where I want to divide it into
two pieces?

 

Would it be possible to put all the music in the same play list of
your favorite media player and then just burn the play list?

 

On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 21:37:13 -0600 in 24hoursupport.helpdesk a thought
sat on Knowledge <>'s chest like a vulture, I said
"Pluck It! And with the feather I'll tickle your throat and you can
throw it up to me" Said he "I shall" & thus puked:

Polterbits?

 

Why not just record the bits you want onto your hard drive,say in the My
Music folder. Then just use Nero or something to burn the compilation in one
go .

Or you can just split the mps files with an mp3 splitting tool ...
http://www.yaosoft.com/ (other free mp3 splitters are available)
then do the Nero step i mentioned

 

Use a digital audio editor such as goldwave, blaze media pro, nero has
one. http://www.sermonaudio.com/links.asp?localSection=Software has a list.
Cut & splice together whatever you want. Get an appropriate lead,
connect your sound card to your tape recorder & play/record it.

 

Yes. Google it

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Should be able to but I would edit it in .wav format.

 

You'd have to do what you want to hard-disk first i.e. assemble a
collection of MP3s, then burn that to CD

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