Splitting 1 track to many

My wife makes her own audio books for our kids. For the past few years she's been putting them on audio cassette. Somehow it's now my job to digitize them..... YEE HA! Any way, I've been able to do this and have them saved as AIFF files on my ibook (we want to play them on CD players). Any way, in doing so have huge -- hour long -- tracks. Before burning them to CD I'd like to split this one track in to about 10 or 15. That way if the kids want to stop and go back they can forward through the tracks to get near to where they were the last time they were listening.
I'm not sure if itunes offers this capability. This post may belong in the Garageband forum. If not, is there a freeware utility that might do the job? Thanks for any assistance.

Try Sound Studio from FeltTip: http://www.felttip.com/downloads/
That's a free older version. Place markers in your audio file with command-M, then use "Split by markers" to divide the file into individual tracks.

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How do I properly split tracks? HELP!

I have a live continuous mix that I have recorded. All on 1 track. Everything has been mixed but I want to split the tracks. Is there an option other than cutting and just exporting the cuts? I'm afraid that would be rather tedious.
Is there an option similar to Adobe Audition with "Cue Marks" ? You were able to split tracks when exporting based on your cue points..
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No expert, but since noby else is answering, try Audacity...
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Greetings all,
I'm getting acclimated to working in Premiere CS5 after years of editing on Avid Media Composer and Symphony. There are of course similarities and differences, some of which I can figure my way through and others where I'll need to ask for help. Here's one.
Suppose I have a piece of video that was shot split-track. On channel 1 we have the lavaliere mic worn by an interview subject. On channel 2 we have the on-camera mic so while searching I can hear the interviewer's questions which aren't so audible in the interviewee's mic. In the final edit I wish to discard channel 2 and center-pan channel 1. On an Avid the audio channels are on separate tracks on the timeline - you can literally remove the channel 1 or channel 2 audio clip and then use a pan tool to take the remaining audio clip and pan it as desired (typically center-pan is what you want with an interviewee but in fact you have infinite choices between full-left and full-right).
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Thanks Colin (and Jim).
It's amazing how wedded one becomes to a particular way of working, and how unusual it feels (after nearly 20 years) to start using a different platform.
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Premiere's handling of native clips, where stereo audio is just that instead of individual and independent tracks, is an alien concept that takes getting used to. Modifying the clip to treat audio channels as "mono" is exactly what I was looking for. The "fill left" and "fill right" effects, while they would work, seem a little bit more limiting.
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Split track Export Issue

Hello,
Computer: Mac OS 10.95 - I-Mac Processor 3.4 GHz Intel Core I7, 32GB 1333 MHz DDR3, AMD Radeon HD 6970M 2048 MB
This is extremely frustrating since creating Split Track Audio files in both Final Cut and AVID are pretty much straight forward. However, Adobe Premiere's workflow has quite a few additional and somewhat unclear steps that in my personal opinion I think there should be an update where (similar to final cut) you ASSIGN each Audio Track in the Sequence Timeline along with a simple change preferences "8 tracks audio" etc... instead of the loop around workflow you have to go through. Lately I've been seeing numerous errors and bugs and glitches and flaws in the Adobe Premiere system (along with the creative cloud where there's a new glitch when your purchased software becomes a 'free trial') but that's a different story. Moving on....
I have created a Split Track Audio Workflow and it appears to be inefficient due to the final export.
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1. Create a NEW Sequence and set it for the BELOW settings:
On the TRACKS tab - In New Sequence dialog window, choose 'Custom' then go to 'Tracks' tab. Master should be set “Multichannel”, and Number of Channels “4”. (or 8 if that's what you want).
Once The sequence is made and the previous sequence is copied to the new timeline that has the split tracks. Open up Audio Mixer to select the tracks:
Once Everything has been checked off it's time for the FINAL EXPORT.
Here's where the ISSUE takes place:
1. On Different COMPUTERS using the SAME EXACT Up to date Version of Adobe Premiere the Export Options in the Audio Settings Change.
See Attached Images:
Problematic Version - Notice no "Audio Layer Track" Option:
Preferred Export Setting with "Audio Layer Track" Option:
What is causing this? And what would be the appropriate option to troubleshoot this to make these steps as simple as possible? Is there a step I am missing?
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Ronin Edits I completely agree with you! I mean I remember Adobe Premiere back in 2001 and I am impressed with their improvements over the years including the whole creative cloud feature etc... I've always preferred Adobe Photoshop as their "top of the line" but all of the other programs have a lot of work to do.
I mean for instance what you said up there is not a simple solution for the everyday person who is in a rush and cannot think of extra workarounds in order to have a final master. With this day in age everything is happening now at the speed of light that no one has time to do things the traditional way. Times are definitely changing so I'm doing my best to pick up the pace and find a standardized (semi-fair) solution.
For Example Final Cut Pro > This is perhaps the easiest/best option to select individual tracks for Split tracks or/and Surround Sound Audio. Don't get me wrong there's been several bugs with this program/system but FCP 7 has been one of the best (aside from AVID). FCP X not so sure about.
I truly agree that Adobe is only trying to beat their competitors and launching how it is despite the bugs and flaws that they still haven't fully developed and figured out.
I've tried the cleaner tool and every time it has been used it's always been unsuccessful for me and the other members in the studio that I work in.
Adobe Premiere has numerous amounts of bugs including the "Media Pending" issue when it comes to reading and "supporting" (quotes there for a reason) .mts workflows.
There's also the mysterious "Get Trial version" bug where a complete uninstall/reinstall has to happen.
Unfortunately with this day in age there's not much time for these flaws to happen.
Thanks for your feedback since it looks like there's no exact conclusion/reason why this is happening, I will do an uninstall/reinstall on a few computers and check out the export settings and choose the "4 channels or more" of audio along with export as mono tracks in order for each Audio track to be exported on at their own channel.
The option (that's apparently removed) for "Single Tracks" was a great feature that should have not been removed....ever.

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I had a weird one the other day. I had imported an mp3 into GB of a radio program I had been a guest of, which was about 45 minutes long. When I started editing it, I used split track at the first edit mark, but as soon as I did that, the portion of the track after the playhead disappeared. Normally I can select which side of the track I want to delete, but this was automatically deleting everything after the playhead.
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First, you should save every five minutes or so. Good habit to be in. The reason is when things like this happen and undo doesn't fix the problem, you can close the song and it will ask if you want to save the changes. You need to select no. Then when you re-open the song, the file will be intact (unless the song file is corrupt).
For your issue, Iw ould do a search for ".plist," find the one realted to Garageband and trash it. Do another search for ".cs," find the one related to garageband, and trash it. (Garageband will create new versions on it's next start up.) Restart your computer and try GB again.
Good Luck Paul, let us know how this works out for you.

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I know how to do it to a single track but when i click on the next track it still show the name from the previous track. How to add metadata to split tracks for like a mixtape?

Thanks for the screenshots, very helpful.
Once you split them into different tracks, and each track is a different file on disk (as shown in your Windows Explorer / Finder screenshot), you'll want to:
Go through each file
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Save each file
If you're working with MP3 files, the relevant fields are the ID3 tags shown in this dialog:
If you're saving as WAVE files, the relevant RIFF metadata fields are shown in this dialog
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Howdy,
already posted this over at LogicPro Help, apologies if I'm boring anyone.
I work in tv composing, and frequently get sent split track movies (temp music on one side, everything else on the other).
My current monitors (old Genelec 1029s) have a handy power stitch on the front, so I can switch off the temp side, and listen to my cue (in mono) in situ. But my new monitors (KH120s) have the power switch at the back.
So I was wondering, how do people deal with their split track qts? I know I can extract audio, but that seems too time consuming, as I start a new project for every cue, and its a nightmare lining up the audio every time. And I don't want the movie audio coming through the main outs.
Am I missing something really easy?
I guess I could pull a cable out of the duet each time, but that doesn't seem very elegant...
Thanks in advance

To mute the speaker in OSX, use the Audio Midi Setup app. There you can mute the left or right channel separately.
However, I wonder why you are not extracting the audio from the video. This is basic scoring workflow.
You do it only once when you start a show and each new cue is just a "save as" copy of the previous cue (project) so the video/audio track is already in place.
Once in Logic, You click-hold on the output icon (the double circle) and you can just select the left or right channel. I usually create two audio tracks with same copy of the split track audio file and have one selected to play only the left channel (dialog) and the other one to play the right channel (temp). Now they are technically two independent mono track (that you can pan left to right)
This gives you complete mixing controls (if you have an external controller) for this tracks: solo, mute, eq, etc. Sometimes the production track has problems that you can fix (with automation) so it doesn't bother you when scoring with the dialog.
Screener. Don't you have to make screeners, little quicktime files of you cues to send to the director/producer for approval? Having the dialog on a track in your project, you can quickly make a decent mix, even for your own show reel.
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I recently recorded a classical guitar piece. In between a few of the split tracks is a tick. It's undetected in the audio spectrum. I tried deleting the portion where the tick lives but, it is always there. I've had luck burying it in other sound but, there is a solo piece where I can't get away from it. Any help?

When you were editing your tick did you completely max out to zoom function in the edit window?
If not try that to find the offending area. I find 99 percent of my tick sounds this way.
You can also expand the edit window vertically upwards using the little hand icon. Take the hand and resize the window upwards to its max. Maximum zoom and maximum vertical height on the edit window will give you a lot more detail on the audio waveform.
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I need help. I have edited a film and now the company I have made the film for want a split track of it. I have no idea how to export a split track off Final Cut Pro 7 and I need simple language to explain it to me as I am a beginner. Thanks

I assume you have multiple tracks of audio? And the audio is distributed discretely over these tracks (sync sound on tracks 1 and 2, sound effects on tracks 3 and 4, music on tracks 5 and 6 for example)?
Then duplicate your sequence by clicking on the icon for your sequence in the FCP browser and control-clicking on it. From the drop-down menu choose Duplicate. Double click on the duplicate sequence you just created to load it to the timeline and canvas.
Now, working on the copy you just made of your finished sequence, click anywhere on the timeline, and type Command + 0 {zero} to bring up your sequence settings. Click on the Audio Outputs Tab.
Once the Audio Output Tab opens, set the Outputs to the desired number of discrete tracks you want to export - in this case I will set it to 8, as I have sync sound on tracks 1 & 2, Voice Over on tracks 3 & 4, Sound Effects on tracks 5 & 6 and Music on tracks 7 & 8.
Once I do that the 8 tracks appear. I set them all to Dual Mono as I want them to be discrete tracks:
Once I am done, I click OK and return to the far left side of the timeline where the audio selectors are, and carefully control - clicking in the empty space above the lock symbol,
From the drop down menu I assign the output of each track - track 1 to to output track 1, track 2 to output track 2, doing so to each track:
You need to set the output for each track. Once all my track assignments are done, I go to the menu File > Export . . . > QuickTime Movie and export my sequence, but now it is exporting with 8 discrete tracks of audio.
To do a quick check that everything is OK, re-import the movie you just exported back into FCP, and open it in the Viewer and you will see that it does indeed have the multi-tracks, as 8 mono track tabs appear at the top of the viewer.
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Message was edited by: Meg The Dog to fix typo

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Ah...thanks Jerry. I forgot about that. Never tried it because of the yuckiness. If you care to share how to do that (iffin you know) I will add that to the tip.
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I'm trying to make a split track audio output as one requirement of the deliverables list on my current job. Dialog goes left, music right.
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Inside Premiere, they play back properly -- A1 is coming out of the left speaker, A2 out of the right. No bleed or overlap.
I'm exporting them as quicktime, 2 mono tracks, ProRes 422. But when I play back the resulting quicktime -- voila, the tracks have been re-mixed together without my consent!
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i'm experiencing the same issue since today.
very loud (nearly ear damaging) glitches on crossfades on audio channel. doesn't matter if mp3, aif, or wav.
plus one channel of stereo sometimes randomly gets louder on transitions for a short time.
is still there in export. no matter if directly from premiere or via media encoder. (export as prores 422 with uncompressed audio). disabled native ppro import in AME, didn't help
cleared all media caches and preview files, didn't help.
not using preview files for export.
read alot about this bug being in older version here on the forums, but it is still there in CC 2014 v8.0.1
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