You could split and re-encode the files into something more 
manageable with something like Audacity, but what you really need is 
more horsepower. A faster CPU, hard drive, and lots more RAM. There 
is no magic software out there that will compensate for your old 
hardware. Any kind of media editing is going to demand the fastest 
speeds you can afford. Good luck.

Mark Rode


>session files are small enough to work with but the audio (wave) files
>are where my problem lies. I can save the songs individually if I can
>access them and I think that as long as I retain the original files, I
>can re-split them if the first split should happen to cut part of a
>song off.
>Any thoughts?
>Phillip

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