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go online. You can of course delete the cache, should it contain false data or when up-
to-date current data is available.
Open CD track list online
When recording cassettes or records onto your computer, one large file is created in
which all tracks are arranged one after the other without track markers, much like a
CD. You can, of course, use the function "Set track marker automatically" to analyze
the audio material and, with the help of the pauses, separate the file into individual
tracks. This does not work, however, when the tracks run into one another without a
pause.
In this case you can ascertain the exact track division by querying the Online freeDB
CD database. To do so, proceed as follows:
1. Start up your Internet browser and go to the freeDB search page by pressing
the "Start Internet search" button.
2. Enter the name of the album or band into the search field. One or more
albums, which match the search request, are listed. If you know that a certain
album fits your recording, then click on "Details". It will display the CD track
list you were looking for alongside other details.
3. Click on the link above the disc ID (a combination of 8-digits of
numbers/letters, e.g. 7e120419). freeDB data record is displayed for this CD.
4. Copy the URL (Internet link) from the address bar of your browser onto the
clipboard.
5. Change back to MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 2013 and enter the Internet link
into the text field in the lower portion of the dialog. Then click on "Apply CD
data". The CD tracks will be added to the project.
Warning: Sometimes the first track may begin very quietly (for instance an intro or
applause in live recordings) and the start of the recording occurs too late. Due to
this, it may happen that the length of the first track does not correspond to the track
length suggested by the database. As a result, all track markers will be a little bit too
far back. In this case, move the second track marker forward while holding down the
Ctrl-key; all subsequent track markers will then be moved by the same amount and
should be positioned appropriately at the start of each track.
audioid
With this function you can identify audio files. As opposed to the freeDB search, the
audio file doesn't have to make up part of an album or CD, it doesn't even have to be a
complete recording.
MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 2013 analyzes parts of a song's typical sound
characteristics and sends this information to an Internet server. The server then