Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]Well, if you know how to do it, you obviously must. Nevertheless, the transitions will never be seamless or not-noticeable, since virtually every bootleg has a different sounding audience, etc. You can only try to fade one song into the next one and pray that it doesn't sound like crap. But I've done it a thousand times and, although it sounds pretty good, you always notice they're different songs from different bootlegs. But yeah, volume adjustes and fading/mashing the songs is recommended and may give more than decent results
Sorry for asking questions that make me seem like I'm an amateur (or verifying that I actually am an amateur) but how do you fade tracks in and out when creating a CD? I know how to choose this setting on itunes when playing tracks on my computer but as far as I can tell, this doesn't translate when burning a disk. Do you use a different program like Virtual DJ?
Thanks.