I need to edit music ripped from a CD because I'm assembling a score for a ballet from various CDs: It will be a combination of renaissance, baroque, and modern music. Some pieces I'll use in their entirety; others I just want snippets from.
Joanna
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On Jul 23, 2013, at 10:46 AM, JOANNA A. wrote:
> Right now, I'm using EZ CD Audio Converter, which rips, burns, and converts formats. And I'm using Audacity (free) for editing.
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> Joanna
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> Is there a good program in the dimension of ripping or downloading
> information about the CD?
Since you included the original message, I guess that you're looking for something 'other' than your present process.
I'm rather surprised that no one has mentioned iTunes, which seems to me could do all or most of what you want very easily. Import from CD, rename files and add info, create playlists of selected material, and burn to disk. Don't know why you would need to edit files copied from CD, but Audacity is a fine tool.
And with iTunes you could go to the iTunes store to find information about the CDs you are using, to include in your files. ___________________________________ http://mailman.lbo-talk.org/mailman/listinfo/lbo-talk