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May 12, 12 5:47 PM (permalink)

Red Book?

Recorded, mixed and mastered , now to burn a Red Book disc, can anyone advise an idiot-proof way to do this in


(a) Sonar 8.5 . . . or
(b) Izotope Ozone 5 . . . or
(c) Sound Forge CD Architect


It's my first time not to farm out the mastering process so . . . HELP!

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    Re:Red Book? May 12, 12 9:07 PM (permalink)
    CD Architect makes a Red Book compliant disk by default.


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    Re:Red Book? May 13, 12 10:06 AM (permalink)
    Thanks - I do have CD Architect but find it a little confusing. 

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    Re:Red Book? May 13, 12 1:06 PM (permalink) ☄ Helpful
    Maybe this will help:  

    http://www.studiodaily.com/2008/02/create-a-red-book-audio-cd-master-with-sony-cd-architect-5-2/



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