I'm A Big Sister Cue or times?

[verbal]

I just realized that I never broke I'm A Big Sister into tracks like I did the other two riverruns. Anyone have a cue file or times for each track?

[BeautifulBurnout]

All is revealed here!

[TheBang]

Unfortunately, the CUE sheet linked there doesn't exist anymore since it was linked on stimpee's defunct dirty.org account. I went looking for another one, and found one that apparently I did. I tested it out (since I know much more about CUE sheets now), and it still works well, so I didn't make any changes.

http://www.darktrain.org/dirty/forum...0&postcount=60

[verbal]

Anyone know the best way to use the cue sheet to chop it into tracks on a Mac?

[Jan]

Try pcutmp3. It will cut the mp3's gaplessly. You'll need a player that supports true gapless playback.

[TheBang]

Originally Posted by verbal

Anyone know the best way to use the cue sheet to chop it into tracks on a Mac?

Probably the best tool is Fission. I use it a lot, and it works very well. However, it's a little expensive.

MP3 Trimmer is much cheaper and also supports CUE Sheet splitting. MP3 Trimmer is actually fully functional nag-ware. You can use it, and it just nags you to pay for it, before it does its stuff. I have encountered bugs with its CUE splitting in the distant past. I haven't used it for that function recently, however, since I use Fission for that now, so it may work without issues.

[verbal]

You guys sure those times are right? In the first track the words start at the end. That isn't the start of the next track?

[TheBang]

It's really a judgment call on the split between Peach Tree and Mowed Path. The vocal samples belong to both songs, so the split could be anywhere in there that you want.

[pafufta816]

Originally Posted by TheBang

It's really a judgment call on the split between Peach Tree and Mowed Path. The vocal samples belong to both songs, so the split could be anywhere in there that you want.

that's ironic. "riverrun" is the first word in James Joyce's novel "Finnegans Wake", a book which people argue over the actual beginning and end of. it ends "A way a lone a last a loved a long the", no punctuation at the end, and begins with "riverrun, past Eve and Adam's...."

the fragments fit, but dividing them brings up alot of ambiguity in the way it is composed.

[cacophony]

i referred to wikipedia. thank you to whoever logged the info there.