Hi, Guest
Anytime you save an .mp3 it adds silence at the beginning and end of the sound file.
When cropping out separate tracks out of a dj mix you should save each track as a .wav file so when you add them together again on the cd mix there won't be any silence between songs and will flow as if you hadn't added track markers.
I personally use Soundforge for all my mixes before I burn them to cd, cause I hate when I want to hear a track 40 mins into the mix and I have to fast forward.
If you use .wav files they don't leave a moment of silence before and after like an .mp3.
If your using nero you can add the .wav files and before you burn use the no pause between tracks button on the right hand side.
If you have aol instant messenger (AIM - nusense101) hit me up I can send you a program to chop and convert audio files in.
When cropping out separate tracks out of a dj mix you should save each track as a .wav file so when you add them together again on the cd mix there won't be any silence between songs and will flow as if you hadn't added track markers.
I personally use Soundforge for all my mixes before I burn them to cd, cause I hate when I want to hear a track 40 mins into the mix and I have to fast forward.
If you use .wav files they don't leave a moment of silence before and after like an .mp3.
If your using nero you can add the .wav files and before you burn use the no pause between tracks button on the right hand side.
If you have aol instant messenger (AIM - nusense101) hit me up I can send you a program to chop and convert audio files in.