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bigboy99

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I've made a 14 song wav file that shows up as one track when I burn it to CD using Toast 6. What preparation is necessary to get each song to show as separate track so normal CD scanning will be functional?

I am using Audacity as my audio editor.
 
Well your probably going to have to cut and export every single file, then import each into iTunes and burn it there. IMO much easier.
 
Can I import aiff/wav files into iTunes? It seems odd that Toast doesn't provide a solution.

Thanks...
 
If you have Logic pro you can use waveburner, if not Peak can do this too. Neither option is free I'm afraid.
 
I cant find anything like markers anywhere in the menus. I only use Toast to copy media, so I"m not the most knowledgeable user.
 
bigboy99 said:
I cant find anything like markers anywhere in the menus. I only use Toast to copy media, so I"m not the most knowledgeable user.
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manual? online help? tech support? have you tried any of these? seems kind of silly to get/learn a whole new program instead of learning the one you have.

you do have a manual for it, yes?
 
Manual? What manual? I don't got to show you no stinkin' manual.

I have referred to to documentation, and alas (as suggested above), I will need to prepare a track by track playlist to get the music on to CD with the expected numbering.

I have been using DAT tape for years, and incorrectly assumed that the numbering would be automatic as it is with DAT (each pause creates a new number.)
 
I confess, it's my son's software, but yes, I have do have the manual. I just never bothered to read it as most software is fairly obvious from the menu. Am I under surveillance?
 
I've got to create individual "tracks", and drag them to the open Toast app. This creates a playlist, etc. Similar to video editing.

Almost all software now comes with either online or PDF help file, so the "manual" is mostly history.
 
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