Apple Using WaveBurner Logic Pro 7.1 - Manual (Page 3)

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Step 4: Add effects
You can add effects to individual regions and/or to the overall project mix, to enhance
and shape the sound. A set of professional-quality mastering effects is bundled with
WaveBurner, including equalization (EQ), compression, limiting, and noise reduction, as
well as analysis tools that will help you to optimize the overall mix. You can adjust plug-
in parameters and save and recall settings, including chains of plug-ins and their
settings. You can also use Audio Units effects plug-ins from Apple or third-party
manufacturers.
Step 5: Burn the project to a CD
You burn your project with supported CD burning hardware that is connected to (or
installed in) your Macintosh. Prior to burning the project to a CD, you can make use of
the Burn Test mode to determine the maximum speed that your system can reliably
write data to a blank CD-R.
Quick Start
You can quickly burn a CD, using existing audio files and default settings for pauses
and crossfades.
To quickly burn a CD:
1 Open WaveBurner.
2 Choose File > New to create a new project.
3 Drag the desired audio files to the Region list, in the order that you want them to
appear on the CD.
4 Click the Burn button.
The Burn dialog appears at the top of the window. The name of the CD burner is
shown in the Burn dialog. If there is no blank disc in the CD burner’s tray, the Burn
dialog prompts you to insert a blank disc.
5 Insert a blank CD-R disc, if you have not already done so.
6 Click the Burn button in the Burn dialog.
WaveBurner will immediately begin burning your project to the blank CD. The Burn
dialog shows the progress of the burn process. When the burn process is complete, the
CD is ejected from the CD burner and is ready to play.