Software to split your mix?

[Kodiak]

Anyone know of any software that you can load your mix into and it splits the songs up? So you end up getingt a mixed album like commercial mixes (Ministry of Sound etc).

I realise it would be a manual process. I imagine similar to time-stamping your mix on Mixcloud.

Not sure about everyone else, but I listen to a lot of my own mixes. Sometimes I would like to know what song is playing during a mix. And as they mature sometimes it is hard to remember exactly what song it actually was. So I would prefer to listen to my own mixes in this way rather than one long continuos mp3.

[Mitch]

Will sort you out tonight

[lloydc]

get audacity here (free) > http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

watch this

[Kodiak]

get audacity here (free) > http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

watch this

Cheers... I have Audacity but didn't think of that. Will give it a go now.

[GREMM1S]

You dont have any DAWs? Ableton, cubase, logic can all do this

[Kodiak]

You dont have any DAWs? Ableton, cubase, logic can all do this

Nope... Not ventured into production yet.

[russell]

garageband can do this.

[Gandy]

audacity will do the trick

on grems note, most the DAW demos are working full versions, the limitation being you cant save a project but you can still export to mp3's, will be a bit more tedious than audacity though having to keep reloading

[russell]

^ don't think ableton has a simple way to do this. never tried but from what I've read it's a pain in the arse and not entirely accurate.

[Gandy]

^ don't think ableton has a simple way to do this. never tried but from what I've read it's a pain in the arse and not entirely accurate.

sums up ableton in general haha (in my experience)

[russell]

nah, ableton is awesome for production. Very easy to be creative. Good for live performance too.

[Mitch]

You can create a cue sheet to split the file. How to create a cue sheet is explained here

http://techie-buzz.com/how-to/how-to-cr ... sheet.html

OR you can use a bit of software to make it 'easier' (if your not into using notepad)

http://cuemaster.org/

Then run it through a cue sheet splitter program such as

http://www.medieval.it/cuesplitter-pc/menu-id-71.html

(NOTE: haven't tried or tested that program)

The file isn't reprocessed this way = no loss of quality (i.e. re exporting a lossy file as lossy again).

Also names the mp3's to what you set.

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