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trimming crowd noise from FLAC or AIFF track
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Hello, I downloaded a show from the recent Bonnaroo concert in the FLAC format. LiveBonnaroo.com says that this show fits onto two discs once it is converted to AIFF or WAV files. When I try to burn the AIFF files using iTunes, the files that go to Disc 1 will not fit. All but the last song/track will fit on one disc. When I contacted LiveBonnaroo.com about the problem they said they were aware of the files not fitting and suggested that I make 3 instead of 2 discs to fit the whole show or to trim some of the crowd noise of the beginning of the first track and/or the end of the last track. WHAT FREE SOFTWARE IS AVAILABLE FOR ME TO TRIM DOWN AN AIFF OR FLAC FILE? IT LOOKS LIKE I ONLY NEED TO TRIM A FEW SECONDS OF THE FILE FOR IT TO FIT. HELP!
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Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Seattle, WA, King
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Audacity can trim the WAV file for you.
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Nov 1999
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If you don't need to fade or cut sample-accurately, you don't need any additional software.
In iTunes, just select the track to be shortened and change its start point to a couple of seconds later (Get Info... or Cmd-I, then hit "Options").
iTunes SHOULD be smart enough to only burn the portion of a track that you actually play (though I haven't tried this). If it's not, change your Import settings to AIFF or WAV in iTunes' preferences and re-rip the shortened track using the Advanced menu.
-s*
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Senior User
Join Date: Apr 2001
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Originally posted by Spheric Harlot:
If you don't need to fade or cut sample-accurately, you don't need any additional software.
In iTunes, just select the track to be shortened and change its start point to a couple of seconds later (Get Info... or Cmd-I, then hit "Options").
iTunes SHOULD be smart enough to only burn the portion of a track that you actually play (though I haven't tried this). If it's not, change your Import settings to AIFF or WAV in iTunes' preferences and re-rip the shortened track using the Advanced menu.
-s*
It does indeed burn the way you describe.
On another note, I've found that iTunes's "No Gap" option still doesn't burn DAO, which is really annoying. Is it just me?
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