Mix and burn

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  1. meletisme, Jul 13, 2011

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    Hello there.

    I'd like to mix some songs and then burn them on an audio cd. Any ideas of how I can do that? The songs are in .flac and I want to keep them this way before burning them.

    Thank you in advance,

    M.
     
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  2. Jolly Jimmy, Jul 13, 2011

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    What exactly do you mean by "mix"?
     
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  3. meletisme, Jul 13, 2011

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    "Mix Music"

    I really don't know what else to say. It's what DJs do.

    M.
     
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  4. Jolly Jimmy, Jul 13, 2011

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    You mean playing songs continuously with fades between? Try GarageBand or Audacity.
     
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  5. meletisme, Jul 13, 2011

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    Something like that. The thing is, how can I "separate" the songs after? I mean like track 1, track 2 etc.

    M.
     
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  6. Jolly Jimmy, Jul 13, 2011

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    Once you're finished, export the whole file as one long audio track. Then re-import that into GB and split it into multiple parts. Export each section separately and burn gaplessly using iTunes.
     
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  7. meletisme, Jul 13, 2011

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    I work only with .flac.
     
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  8. Jolly Jimmy, Jul 13, 2011

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    You can convert between .flac and .aiff without and quality loss. If you want to burn to an audio CD you'll have to convert them anyway.
     
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