splitting at40 shows into segments

[top40fan]

I have a few at40 shows that are split into hours, but not into segments, what is the best editor for this?
Thanks.

[Deleted]

I use total recorder.

[michaelcasselman]

Audacity should work as well.

[doomsdaymachine]

I still use my old copy of Sound Forge 7.0; works like a charm!

[bestmusicexpert]

Sony Soundforge is my favorite for that task!

[80sfreak]

Adobe Audition does it for me. Amazing software

[curiousg]

I use LP Ripper. It's the same software I use when I rip vinyl to separate the tracks.

[Scott Lakefield]

I actually have somewhat of the reverse problem -- my digital copies of many of the shows are split by SONGS. When I put them in my iPod, there is a noticeable gap. Any easy way around this? (As the father of a young kid, I don't have large amounts of time to spend re-editing the shows.)

[michaelcasselman]

Feb 28, 2012 12:40:02 GMT -5 Scott Lakefield said:

I actually have somewhat of the reverse problem -- my digital copies of many of the shows are split by SONGS. When I put them in my iPod, there is a noticeable gap. Any easy way around this? (As the father of a young kid, I don't have large amounts of time to spend re-editing the shows.)

Media MP3 Joiner is pretty good, and free to download the last I knew. So long as all the parts and pieces are the same bit rate and whatnot, there's usually (99.99% of the time) not too many issues. Just make sure you're putting the songs in the correct order if you're trying to reconstruct a particular show.

I've only had one or two occasions where I've had to reconstruct whole shows using Audacity, which does tend to be time consuming.

[donwa001]

I edit the mp3 files I save each weekend using WavePad ver 4.52. That is not the current version. I tried the most recent version and didn't like the UI changes the company made so I switched back to the older version of 4.52.

www.nch.com.au/wavepad/index.html

To find the older version, you can Google "WavePad download version 4.52"

[frankster]

Feb 28, 2012 19:00:25 GMT -5 michaelcasselman said:

Feb 28, 2012 12:40:02 GMT -5 Scott Lakefield said:

I actually have somewhat of the reverse problem -- my digital copies of many of the shows are split by SONGS. When I put them in my iPod, there is a noticeable gap. Any easy way around this? (As the father of a young kid, I don't have large amounts of time to spend re-editing the shows.)

Media MP3 Joiner is pretty good, and free to download the last I knew. So long as all the parts and pieces are the same bit rate and whatnot, there's usually (99.99% of the time) not too many issues. Just make sure you're putting the songs in the correct order if you're trying to reconstruct a particular show.

I've only had one or two occasions where I've had to reconstruct whole shows using Audacity, which does tend to be time consuming.

"MakeItOne" is another good one too Scott - works on a drag 'n' drop principle and as long as your stuff is in the right order it'll output a final mp3 file containing all of your audio together. It also has room for your ID3 tags and outputs the same bitrate and sample rate as the source audio.

download.cnet.com/MakeitOne-MP3-Album-Maker/3000-2141_4-10518202.html

[Scott Lakefield]

Thanks everyone!!