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smith169	Date: November 10, 2004 @ 12:49 PM Hi i may be mising something really easy here but for the life of me cannot wrok this out. I have put markers in my mix and saved my prject using wavelab 4.0, but i cannot seem to burn it onto cd. I have tried everything but it doesn't seem to be there. Also if i create markers will these come out as separate tracks once i do burn it onto cd. I need this as i am doing a demo and want to put breaks inbetween tracks instead of having one big song. Then people can flick through the mix more quickly and get to hear the end bits. Also how do you save the mastering effects as everytime i shut the program down and then reload it, the mastering effects are gone Obviously i am a new user so these mistakes may be elementary but they are very frustrating Cheers
Evolved	Date: November 13, 2004 @ 7:07 PM I don't use wavelab to burn mixed sets. I take the large wave and make a Cue file for it. then burn it with EAC. The result is an Audio CD with a set of tracks on it without breaks inbetween them.
pog	Date: November 26, 2004 @ 6:31 AM I don't use wavelab, but one method would be to mixdown/export between each marker as an individual track in wav format, then use any burning program to burn the tracks off without the 2 second gaps.
Britmick	Date: September 14, 2006 @ 8:17 AM Oh my god you lot do things the hard way. Use Wave lab by all means. Cool Edit is better. Save your mixdown to ONE file, any format, if Wave file (*.wav) then great, just burn the wave onto a CD with something like Nero. Waallaahh you done. You need Cool Edit? send me an email address I'll get it to you.
LiQuidMetamo...	Date: September 14, 2006 @ 9:41 AM You have to RENDER the effects in Wavelab to burn with them, Wavelab is cool in that it allows you to select mastering effects non-destructively (this means unless you use the RENDER function the original file is not overwritten, this saves destroying a wave file with a bad one where the effects make things worse) but you hear the effects for doing an A/B comparison. When you are happy with the results, click on RENDER and it will then apply those effects to the .wav file permanently. Try reading the .pdf file help instructions in Wavelab if you do not have a manual this will tell you how to use markers.

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