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interval between tracks

Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 7:02 pm
by peglance
We are interested in purchasing Power Karaoke CD+G. So far, so good with the trial. Question: Can the interval between tracks be manually configured in any way? With the demo tracks we made with the trial, there is no interval at all between tracks. Is that just because it's the trial?

Thanks much! :)

Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2007 2:10 am
by admin
I am sorry, but changing the gap between tracks is not possible.

Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 8:12 am
by peglance
Does the Power CD+G Burner record the entire track including credits at the end in some cases?

Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 8:45 am
by admin
Power CD+G Burner records entire track, so if there are credits at the end it gets on the disc.

Power CD+G Burner & Karaoke Sound Tools

Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 10:48 am
by peglance
We are a singing quartet and use about 14 CD+G discs per performance. We are using a karaoke machine and for each song we have to load a disc, set up the track number, make key change and/or cut the vocal where necessary. As you can imagine, this can lead to error if not done precisely.

Our needs are to be able to make ONE compilation disc in the proper order of songs (which I believe we can do with your Power CD+G Burner). But we would also like to make the key changes and vocal cuts and perhaps even adjust the volumes for each song.

If we had this, we would just have to load the ONE compilation disc and only have to worry about starting and stopping the disc as necessary as the show progresses.

Is all this possible? Thank you for your quick responses, Peglance

P.S. We have your trial versions of both programs downloaded and have worked the Power CD+G Burner successfully but cannot get the Karaoke Sound Tools to work.

Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 11:57 am
by admin
Yes, what your require is possible with Karaoke Sound Tools and Power CD+G Burner. First you would have to rip the songs you would like to make a compilation of to the hard disc using 'Rip' tab in Power CD+G Burner (best use BIN format, as it gives the best quality). Then use Karaoke Sound Tools to adjust pitch, tempo, and output level (to just change the sound level keep Vocal Remover enabled, set Level to 0, and use 'Attenuation' to adjust output level). Then you may burn the processed files to the new compilation disc with Power CD+G Burner.