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DJ T-BONE

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ok i have a lot of old x-mix and other cds that have melodys that are tracked. and i want to make them into just one tracked..what easy program can i use to do this?
 
I use Sony Sound Forge, there's a smaller Studio version available. However Audacity which is free may do it but I haven't fooled around with it.
 
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Another Sony user here...

I use the Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10 Production Suite -- it comes with the Sound Forge Studio version, and you can pick it up on Amazon for under $50 (they're up to V12 now, but 10 works fine for me).

You can do movies, music, burn DVDs, Cds, Blu-Rays -- just about anything.

Does require a bit of a learning curve, but it comes with a tutorial DVD, and built in how to's.
 
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I use either Adobe Audition, Sound Forge or Ashampoo Music Studio

its really what you want to use
 
I use Audition. You would need a multitrack recorder for what you are trying to do, and I don't think (but am not certain) that Audacity does that. What you want to do is line them all up one after another on opposite tracks, then mix it all down to a file.

Just curious... why would you want all those as one track?
 
I use Adobe Audition (Cool Edit Pro) at home and at work.
Very simple to use (basic copy, cut and paste)
but it has a lot of great features for time and pitch, effects, and multi-track.

You can get programs with better features, but ease-of-use is VERY important.
 
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