O/T Burning cd compilations

[Kent Seagull]

Can anyone recommend a pc program which would let me make dj compilation type mixes from my existing cds?

I don't like my music with gaps and used to make some pretty reasonable tapes but this new cd burning lark is all new to me.

Any ideas appreciated.

 

[swindonseagull]

nero
you can leave no gap between tracks and track merge.

 

[itszamora]

If you are on a Mac, Toast is very good, or just iTunes if you import the music on to your hard drive anyway (this option of course will work for windows too).

 

[Everest]

I'm using Roxio WinOnCD 5 Power Edition

You can crossfade between tracks, if that's what you're after

 

[Cian]

If you are on a Mac, Toast is very good, or just iTunes if you import the music on to your hard drive anyway (this option of course will work for windows too).

Toast == EasyCD Creator. Same company makes them, basically same programme

For the 98.5% of us who have cheap, non-locked in hardware.

 

[Rangdo]

Toast == EasyCD Creator. Same company makes them, basically same programme

For the 98.5% of us who have cheap, non-locked in hardware.

You just can't resist a little dig at Macs can you

 

[Everest]

What's a Mac?

 

[Rangdo]

What's a Mac?

 

[itszamora]

Toast == EasyCD Creator. Same company makes them, basically same programme

For the 98.5% of us who have cheap, non-locked in hardware.

Well the 1.5% of us with supremely stylish computers that don't crash or get viruses (and can run Flash player ) are very happy with them.

Plus they're not really all that expensive now anyway, and do actually work very well.

 

[swindonseagull]

Little MAC

BIG MAC

Eat to many BIG MAC AND!!!!!!!!!!

BEWARE OF MACS BEWARE OF MACS

 

[Cian]

Well the 1.5% of us with supremely stylish computers that don't crash or get viruses (and can run Flash player ) are very happy with them.

Plus they're not really all that expensive now anyway, and do actually work very well.

My 1997 IBM Thinkpad is still a good, usable machine that doesn't look out of place. It can even run XP petty well if need be, but it serves its time as a nice BSD box

My 1997 Apple is slow, clunky, can't run OS9 well let alone OS-X. And it looks badly, badly dated

Oh, and OSX is just as if not more crash happy than Windows 2000. System 8.1 and 8.5 crashed more often than anything else I'd ever used.

 

[Kent Seagull]

I found a copy of Nero on Amazon for a tenner, I reckon it'll do everything I want. Thanks for the recommendation swindonseagull.