Chapter 4. Creating and Editing Live Tracks for CD
CDs are great for storing and distributing your own recordings, and you can use Audacity to prepare your tracks for copying to a CD.
Suppose you have some long tracks recorded in the studio or from a live performance. You might want to split them into individual songs or cut out material between songs and knit them together to sound like one long, unbroken live track. Maybe you’re cutting and pasting the best of several different recording sessions. Perhaps you have multitrack recordings that need to be downmixed to two-channel stereo for CD. You want to clean it all up and make it sound as good ...
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