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Chapter 13 CD-RW and Mastering

Chapter 13

Assembling Multiple Songs

for CD Recording

It is not necessary to use a DAT machine or some other

digital stereo recorder in order to create professional quality

CD masters. Here’s an example of how you would use the

VS-1680 for creating Disc At Once CD-Rs:

1. Record each of your multitrack songs, using 44.1 kHz

sample rate, and MTP recording mode.

2. Adjust EQ, adjust levels, and add effects on each track as

desired.

3. Bounce the tracks to a stereo mix.

4. Create a New Song, using 44.1 kHz sample rate, MTP

recording mode. For example, you might name it “My

CD Project.”

5. Use Track Import (p. 149) to assemble the stereo bounces

of each of your songs into the song “My CD Project.” The

sample rate and recording mode of the song “My CD

Project” must match the sample rate and recording mode

of each of the songs.

6. Use Track Move, Track Cut, and Track Insert to

determine the sequence of each of the songs.

7. Place CD track markers.

8. Continue with CD Recording as described in "Writing

Songs to CD-R Discs," p. 178.

Duplication of a copyrighted CD is a violation of the rights of

manufacturers and of the owners of the recorded work. If

you use a part or an entire CD in your compositions with the

VS-1680 and write the song onto a CD-R, obey the copyright

notice on the original CD. The VS-1680 and its CD recording

function is designed to assist you in reproducing material for

which you own the copyright or have obtained permission to

copy material from the copyright owner. Unless you own the

owner, you may be violating copyright law and may be

subject to payment of damages and other remedies. If you

are uncertain about your rights, you should contact your

legal advisor.

CD Track Numbers

When creating a CD-R with Finalize on, it is recommended

that you designate the position of CD track numbers on the

CD-R by first placing CD track markers in the VS-1680 song.

The location of a track number on a finished CD-R is

determined by the position of CD track markers in the

VS-1680 song. A CD track marker is placed by holding down

[PLAY (DISPLAY)] and pressing [TAP]. A new marker

number appears in the VS-1680 display. This marker will

have a small “c” following it, to designate it as a CD track

number.

Before placing CD track markers, use Track Cut to remove

any unwanted silence from the beginning and end of your

song. Cut the silence so that the beginning of actual audio is

placed at 00h00m00s15f. Do not place a CD track marker at

this point (the VS-1680 automatically places a CD track

marker at 00h00m00s00f). The first CD track marker should

be at the beginning of your second song. Place this CD track

marker by holding [PLAY (DISPLAY)] and pressing [TAP]. If

no other markers are placed in the song, the display will

show 000c for this marker. If you hold [PLAY (DISPLAY)]

and press [TAP] at the beginning of the third song, the

display will show Marker 001c. The following page shows

what you’ll end up with.

1 2 ... 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 ... 281 282

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