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2012/05/02 08:58:46 (permalink)

exorting audio sonar x1producer expanded

sort of new to sonar x1 producer expanded...having problems figuring out how to export a project in wav an burning to a playable CDR... does it HAVE to be mp3 for this application? i'm ableto get those onto disc, but have been told sound quality suffers tremendously with mp3's...
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    CJaysMusic
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    Re:exorting audio sonar x1producer expanded 2012/05/02 09:36:58 (permalink)
    CD standard is 16 bit and a sample rate of 44.1kHz wave file. MP3's degrade the sound quality, so dont use MP3's unless you 100% have no other choice

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    Re:exorting audio sonar x1producer expanded 2012/05/02 09:40:40 (permalink)
    An audio CD is made from WAV files. A data CD is made from MP3 files. Not all CD players are capable of playing data CDs containing MP3s. 

    If you want to create a standard audio CD, your WAV files need to be 16 bit, 44.1 KHz. 

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    Re:exorting audio sonar x1producer expanded 2012/05/02 09:55:23 (permalink)
    Which means if you recorded at any bit depth other than 16 bit you'll need to dither your .wav down to 16 bits during your export.

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    Re:exorting audio sonar x1producer expanded 2012/05/02 10:00:17 (permalink)
     Is the OP's problem about actually burning the wav to the CD?

    I read in X1Power that the Sonar Process is limited by "Track at once" burning and does not provide "Disc at once".
     This is apparently a problem if you are duplicating the cd professionally as it introduces errors between tracks as the laser turns off between track..

    Do folks use Pyro 5 or prefer other wares like Nero?


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    Bristol_Jonesey
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    Re:exorting audio sonar x1producer expanded 2012/05/02 10:03:44 (permalink)
    I use Sony's CD Architect

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    Re:exorting audio sonar x1producer expanded 2012/05/02 13:05:32 (permalink)
    Pyro 5? I doubt that even works anymore. I use pyro Audio Creator which is the latest version (although it needs an update), Nero, Media Monkey and Audacity for burning CDs. 

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    Re:exorting audio sonar x1producer expanded 2012/05/02 13:19:06 (permalink)
    +1 on Sony CD Architect ; )

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