Apple Using WaveBurner Logic Pro 7.1 - Manual (Page 14)

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Note: You may also choose to drag the entire “default set” from the bottom of the
Customize Toolbar pane, if you don’t like your customizations.
The shortcut menu and Customize Toolbar pane’s Show menu also allow you to view
Toolbar items as Icon & Text, Icon Only or Text Only.
Note: You can freely adjust the relative sizes of each section of the WaveBurner
interface by click-dragging on the parallel lines found on the borders of the various
panels. Vertical borders may be dragged horizontally, and horizontal borders may be
dragged vertically.
Getting Started With WaveBurner
You assemble CDs in a WaveBurner project. A project contains audio regions and CD
tracks, that are created when you add audio files. All region and track edits, effect plug-
ins and track and index markers are contained in the project. A project can also include
CD TEXT, disc and mastering information.
Projects do not include the original audio files—only references to file location(s) on
(your computer’s) hard disk(s). This keeps the size of the project file relatively small. The
original audio files are not changed when performing edits in WaveBurner.
Note: If you bounce an audio file in your WaveBurner project, it will be added to your
project, which may significantly increase the project file size.
Elements of a Project
The main elements of a WaveBurner project include audio files, regions, and tracks.
Audio files: Audio files are the source material for the regions in your projects.
Regions: When you add an audio file to a project, a region is created. The region can
include the entire source audio file or any continuous section of the audio file. When
you edit a region in the Wave View area or the Region list, the edits only affect the
region, not the source audio file.
Tracks: Tracks are the individual selections on a CD, which a listener chooses with the
track number or forward and back buttons on a CD player. Tracks can include multiple
regions, and one region can span multiple tracks.
Creating, Opening, and Saving Projects
The first step in creating a CD in WaveBurner is to create a new project.
To create a new project:
m Choose File > New (or press Command-N).
A new blank, untitled project document appears. You can name the project when you
first save it.