It’s also possible to combine several regions into one track, or create several tracks with one region. You can copy, reorder, trim, split, adjust gain, and normalize regions. You can edit regions and tracks in a variety of ways, working either graphically in the Wave View area, or numerically in the Region and Track lists. A track is created for each new region, and you can edit the track in the Wave View area and the Track list. When you add an audio file it is imported as a region, which you can arrange and edit in the Wave View area and the Region list. You start by creating a new project and adding audio files to the project. The following outlines the workflow of a typical WaveBurner project. WaveBurner makes it easy to create professional-quality audio CDs, in a straightforward, no-fuss way. When your project is complete, you can burn the project to a CD.
You can edit pauses between tracks and add fade-ins, fade-outs, and crossfades. You can add effects to both individual regions and the overall project using the included plug-ins or using Audio Units plug-ins you install on your computer. The audio files appear as regions in the project window, where you can edit and arrange them graphically or numerically. You create a CD by adding audio files to a WaveBurner project. WaveBurner also supports the CD TEXT standard, allowing you to add text information readable on any CD TEXT- compatible CD player. You can add up to the maximum 99 tracks and 99 subindexes per track allowable by the Red Book standard, include ISRC codes for each track, set copy prevention and pre-emphasis flags for each track, and add UPC/EAN codes for the CD. WaveBurner supports all Red Book options for CD audio data storage. Audio CDs created with WaveBurner can be played back on any audio CD player, and can be used as premasters to produce CDs in quantity.
Waveburner app mac os#
WaveBurner is an application that lets you assemble, master, and burn audio CDs using a SuperDrive or CD burner supported by Mac OS X.
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