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Old 03.11.2007, 08:28 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Bytor Peltor
Sounds like your taking care of all the important things. To truly enjoy the fade in / out aspect of tape making, you need to be using a mixer. Using a mixer allows you to eliminate the silence between tracks......which maximizes your fade in / out considerations.

I've thought about doing that with Audacity, but as this is my first tape, I'm just going to stick to the simple basics and I'll get more experimental with future editions.
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