I am having a problem with the track scan feature of Wave Corrector. I have used the software for several years and have had no problems til now. I have had to manually locate/split the tracks on the last 12-15 albums and Cassettes that I converted to CDs.
At first I thought it was something peculiar to those Albums, but more albums tracks it failed top detect, the more concerned I became. It does not seem likely that it would be unable to detect tracks on every album or Cassette I rip. I tried the re-scan feature and it did not help. I even input the expected number of tracks, but it still did not find/split the tracks.
Eventually, I rescanned some archived raw files that had been split previously automatically. The software failed to find/split those tracks as well.
Visually, the “quite” sections just jump out at you. The Waveform is almost non-existent (amplitude wise) when compared to the rest of the track. Based upon my analysis of the waveform displayed on my computer, the quietest sections range from about 20-60 mV Peak-to-Peak in amplitude and last from 2-8 Seconds. This was followed by an additional period where the amplitude may vary from 80-100 mV Peak-to-Peak. All other portions of the waveforms in question are about 2500 mV in amplitude Peak-to-Peak.
If anyone had had this problem I would appreciate info on how you fixed it.
I e-mailed the support staff at Wave Corrector but I thought I would try this forum as well
Thanks