Saving mastering notes, Previewing transitions, Burning the cd – Apple Using WaveBurner Logic Pro 7.1 User Manual
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Saving Mastering Notes
You can save several types of mastering information about your project in WaveBurner,
in case you need to refer to it later. You can save information about the session, the
client, the plug-ins and dithering used, and information about each track.
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Session Info includes the Session ID, date and time, company, studio, engineer,
source media, bit depth, and sample rate.
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Client Info includes the disc title, client, artist, producer, and copyright.
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Comments allows you to you to add notes and information about a session.
To add mastering information to a project:
1
Choose Disc > Mastering Notes to show the Mastering Notes window.
2
Click the Session or Client tab, as applicable.
3
Type the desired information in the appropriate field.
4
Click Apply.
Previewing Transitions
Before burning a CD, it’s advisable to preview your transitions to ensure that everything
is as you want it.
To preview all track transitions:
1
Open the Preview tab of the Preferences window and set the number of seconds to be
played at the beginning (Pre-Roll) and end (Post-Roll) of a title.
2
Select Disc > Preview Disc. The beginnings and ends of all tracks on the CD will be
played.
Note: Disc > Preview Track allows you to preview the beginning and end of a track
chosen in the Track list.
Burning the CD
After completing the steps outlined in “
” on page 44, you
are ready to burn the project to a CD.
To burn a project to a CD, do the following:
1
Choose Burn > Burn Disc.
The Burn dialog appears, with the name of the CD burner listed in the dialog. If you
have not previously inserted a blank CD-R in the tray of the CD burner, the Burn dialog
prompts you to insert a blank CD-R.
2
Insert a blank CD-R in the CD burner tray, if you have not already done so.
Note: The CD-R must be blank. WaveBurner does not support burning to a CD-R disc
that contains other CDDA sessions, as this would not comply with the Red Book
standard.
3
In the Burn dialog, click Burn.