I am using Audacity to transfer some LPs to digital format. I regularly use the labels to export the songs to WAV files using the export multiple function. My problem is with songs that do not have a distinct ending, such as Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon album. Is there a way to label tracks that run together so that I can find them on my CD player, but record the entire side of an album as one WAV file so that if I choose to play it in its entirety, there is no pause between the tracks?
Thanks,
TDK
Your usual method should work but you’ll have to decide where you want the track-changes. If you get added-gaps, try a different burning application.
Personally, I just export one-long WAV file, then I use a [u]cue sheet[/u] to set the track markers, and I burn with a burning application that supports cue sheets.
You can make/edit a cue sheet with Windows Notepad, so I usually start with a known-good cue sheet and edit it. (If you are not using CD TEXT you can leave-out the title & performer.)
I burn with ImgBurn.
…But with Pink Floyd the CD is available so I bought it. 