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hey everyone my name is dj jon, i have been using virtual dj for about 6 months now and really enjoy it, i am recording a mix using the cd part of virtual dj which allows me to record my mix and cut the part where i want it to be a new track. that works fine but when i go to open it up it takes me to rocio and does not support it. i was wondering if anyone new of a different software to use so i can make a mix tape and still be able to have the individual tracks. Please help me
 
Posted Wed 13 May 09 @ 10:03 pm
I suggest you record your mix as a single WAV file and use a wave editor (Sound Forge, Audacity, Goldwave, etc.) to cut your WAV file into separate WAV-files and then burn them to CD as tracks.
 
Hi use the trial version of Sony CD Architect allows you to cut the tracks but not interupt the mix as in purchased Cd's
 
djjon07 wrote :
hey everyone my name is dj jon, i have been using virtual dj for about 6 months now and really enjoy it, i am recording a mix using the cd part of virtual dj which allows me to record my mix and cut the part where i want it to be a new track. that works fine but when i go to open it up it takes me to rocio and does not support it. i was wondering if anyone new of a different software to use so i can make a mix tape and still be able to have the individual tracks. Please help me

instead of using the "Record CD" part of VDJ use the "mp3" part..
This will give you a bunch of MP3 tracks labelled in sequence that you can then put together and burn using your favorite burning software..
 
look up power iso or alcohol 120 that should help you out..peace

djreaper
 
+1 for power iso
 


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