> The reason for the "adjustments" was not really to make it "a better > source", but because when I listen, I prefer a fade-in/out to a > sudden start or finish. > > However, for the good of the trading community, I will cease to make > such adjustments. Thanks and jam on...
As I posted before (but I don't remember if the original idea was mine): Suppose there's one long set. You want to put tracks 1-7 on CD 1, and tracks 8-20 on CD 2. Put tracks 1-7, and a 5-second "fadeout" track 8, on CD 1. Put a 5-second "fadein" (from the end of track 7), and tracks 8-20, on CD 2. That way, each CD fades nicely, but reconstructing the original set by leaving out two tracks is easy. (Actually, if I were doing it, I'd use 7-second fade tracks, the first (or last) 2 seconds of each are at full volume, to cover people who extract with their offsets incorrect.) Seth _______________________________________________ etree.org etree mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://mail.etree.org/mailman/listinfo/etree Need help? Ask <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
