[ardour-users] Crossfade from song to song.

[Harold Aling]

Yeah, I know... It's just that I don't like the idea that I have to
compile and install 20+ dependencies to get one app to display a GUI.

I really believe that if an application has nothing to do with configuring
or adding features to a desktop environment, it has to be written using a
'common' toolkit (gtk, qt, fltk, etc).

I Guess I'll be using the CLI version for now...

Tnx, -H-

> That's, if you permit me to express myself bluntly, dumb. Those
> dependencies aren't bloat, but support libraries that ease the writing
> of new applications. This has lead to a very featureful complete tool in
> GCDMaster.
>
>
> Harold Aling wrote:
>> Is there also a graphical TOC/wav burning frontend to CDRDAO other than
>> gcdmaster (which requires the bloated Gnome DE stuff)?
>>
>> I run XFCE on Gentoo and don't have (and don't want to have) all 28(+)
>> Gnome dependencies installed...
>>
>> -H-
>>
>>
>>>Ardour also supports exporting a cd-track markers file(toc) along with
>>>an audio file(wav), that is made for cdrdao/gcdmaster.
>>>
>>>Just place markers whare you want in the ardour session, make the
>>>markers CD markers, then export and check the button that gives you a
>>>toc file, and then open in gcdmaster...
>>>
>>>tor 2005-12-29 klockan 12:00 -0500 skrev Brett McCoy:
>>>
>>>>Mike Fisher wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi everybody.  I'm finishing up an album here and I have a quick
>>>>>question.  After the songs are individually mixed, I'm going to want
>>>>
>>>>to
>>>>
>>>>>make smooth crossfades from song to song and create nice little
>>>>>transitions as well.  I want to do this so that when someone plays the
>>>>>disc there will be no breaks in between the tracks. nothing but pure
>>>>>audio and no silence.
>>>>>
>>>>>My first instinct is to export stereo files of the songs and then
>>>>
>>>>import
>>>>
>>>>>those songs into an "album" session in ardour.  Make all the
>>>>
>>>>crossfades
>>>>
>>>>>and whatnot with all the songs in one session and then export that to
>>>>>one huge file.  Is this a bad idea, and if not how would I separate
>>>>
>>>>the
>>>>
>>>>>tracks but leave the transistions from song to song in tact?
>>>>
>>>>cdrdao/gcdmaster will let you take large audio files and break them up
>>>>into tracks without gaps, great for breaking up live performances or
>>>> for
>>>>doing things like concept albums where there aren't necessarily clean
>>>>breaks between songs (ala Rush, Pink Floyd, Yes, etc)
>>>>
>>>>-- Brett
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