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DamnDJ · Jul 4, 2003, 01:14 PM

Hi everyone,

I am looking for an audio burning program that will allow me to take one large MP3 file, set "markers" at different points in the audio, and then burn it to CD as different tracks.

For example, I make my own DJ mixes which I record onto my computer. The result is one large .wav (or .mp3) file which contains up to 13 different songs total. When I burn the CD, I get one long 73 minute track. I'd like to be able to use some sort of program that I can place markers at the points where one song mixes into another so that the CD will have 13 separate tracks, just like a CD you'd buy at the store.

I'd rather not be forced to physically separate the tracks, save them to disk, and then burn 13 different files. There's a program for windows called Feurio which allows you to see the entire length of the file, set markers, and it'll burn the mp3/wav file with track markers. I think Nero does this as well but it's not as nice.

Is there anything like this for OS X? Thanks for any assistance.

DamnDJ · Jul 4, 2003, 02:03 PM

Well I came upon a sight that provided some help, but it seems like the best solution is a multi-step, multi-program operation. Was hoping for something a little more "All in one".

Oh well.

scottiB · Jul 4, 2003, 02:38 PM

Roxio's Jam will do it. It ain't cheap, but I bought it for that reason (and cross-fades, etc.).