need to find a program

[old_mate]

Hello all

Im looking for a program that will allow me to burn my mp3's onto a CD having crossfading between tracks. My mates these days ask me to bring along all the music to parties, and i reckon it would be cool to have a CD with tracks already mixed and crossfaded etc. The norm is to take my CD's and use a laptop connected to a stereo and pake a playlist with winamp or whatever, and cross fade that way, but lately noone has had a laptop i could borrow.

Anyone know of anything out there? Freeware preffered (of course)

Cheers

[Quasi]

Umh, Nero Media Player is meant to do it. I know it's not freeware, but if someone you know, or.....um.....ANOTHER source.....has it, then you could try it.

There are really good ways to do it, but would require mixing it on a PC to an external source.

If all else fails, find a web radio station that plays what you want and rip the stream as an MP3 and burn it to disc. For instance, I have done this (by ripping my own station) and have a CD in the car that runs for 18.5 hours

[champsky]

i gots nero but it only has an option for no pause between tracks, but because some files have a big break at the start or end it doesnt really work :(

just dload mega remixes lol i ahve a 72 minute initial D remix lol its awsome!!!

[M14A-Mclaren]

I use Nero, and tick the no pause between tracks and if the program has a quiet or silent start I use Sony Sound Forge to edit them, theres probably freeware programs that do the same as soundforge, or get soundforge the same way I did *cough* *cough*

[svo347]

Hey Champ me gots nero 6 also & it allows you to choose the fade time inbetween tracks...
Look alil closer.

[MotherNatureVer2]

I have one of these thinggys. Dont ask me how to work it ..... but the kids can I think.

Its called OTS CD Scratch. It came on a freebie disc ..... not sure if it was a PC World one or the disc thats called the Ultimate PC Upgrade kit DVD ........

I know its free ware so if you would like & I can I could email it to you ;)

[old_mate]

Thanks guys

yes turns out the retail version of nero has the crossfading feature, however i have some OEM crap that wont let me do it :( Tried to update and all that but still no good

Am chasing down a copy of the retail version now

Thanks again

[Paris Hilton]

Originally Posted by Ambrose_1

Sony Sound Forge

Sonic Foundry Sound Forge

It's the best for sound editing, You shouldn't have much trouble finding it at all. Just import all the tracks and add fading within each one, and then burn it to a CD