Is there any software out there that makes it easier to transfer a MD to a
CD including splitting the tracks on the CD to match the MD? I have a Sharp
MD-R2 deck attached to my computer with a Toslink cable to a Hoontech sound
card and am able to do a digital transfer. I also have a 702 portable that I
use to make the recordings.
I am currently recording the MD as a single WAV file with a digital transfer
to the computer, and then editing it in Sound Forge to break it up into
tracks (separate wav files), and apply some mastering to the recording for
live concerts that I record with my 702 portable. Then I write it to a CD
with Adaptec's Easy CD Creator. The results using this method are excellent,
but it's rather tedious when all I want to do is transfer an MD to CD
without editing it.
I could program my MD deck to put a 2 second silent track between each music
track when transferring to the computer, and then use Adaptec's Spin Doctor
to automatically break it at the silence, but in some cases, I would rather
not have the silence, just a CD track mark.
Any suggestions?
-- Martin
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