EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi guys,

Ive just recently purchased a Ti laptop and a 8x VST Smartdisk Firewire CD
Writer.

I can use toast with the writer no problem, and I noticed that in order to
use Waveburner with Firewire writers that I needed to upgrade to WB 2.1 , so
I did, Although it still doesn¹t find a writer =/
Any ideas please? I have a lot of work on WB that needs burning off and I
would appreciate any help on this issue

Yours,

Jess Jackson::
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www.JessJackson.com

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>From: "Jess Jackson::" <JessJackson@...>
>
>Ive just recently purchased a Ti laptop and a 8x VST Smartdisk Firewire CD
>Writer.
>
>I can use toast with the writer no problem, and I noticed that in order to
>use Waveburner with Firewire writers that I needed to upgrade to WB 2.1 , so
>I did, Although it still doesn¹t find a writer =/
>Any ideas please? I have a lot of work on WB that needs burning off and I
>would appreciate any help on this issue
>
>Jess Jackson::


Could be that your particular drive isn't supported yet. Here's a 
workaround, if you need it...

1. Save the Waveburner tracks as a disc image (it's actually a Sound 
Designer II file with embedded track region info).

2. Use Wavesplitter to automatically divide the disc image into discrete 
audio files/tracks (it will automatically number the files, so the 
correct track order will be maintained).

3. Load the audio files into Toast (or any CD app that supports 
disc-at-once writing), set the track gaps to 0 secs, and burn the CD.

Wavesplitter can be found in the Waveburner User Group files section at 
Yahoogroups (free membership req):
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/waveburner-users/files/

Darrel

Can't you just rip a disc-at-once from the whole image in Toast? If not, I
recommend burning with Jam (Red Book standard). Toast does not burn at Red
Book, so I would not recommend it as a tool to burn masters for mass
replication. I know a bit about this as I run a CD manufacturing business.
-------------------------
Apple PowerBook G3 400Mhz
Mac OS 9.04
Logic Audio Platinum 4.7
384 MB of Ram (50MB dedicated to Logic)
Digigram VX Pocket sound card (driver 2.6.0)
Opcode MIDIport 32 with OMS 2.3.8
-------------------------
Jer Olsen, President
Global Express Media LLC
"The Mecca for Musicians"
http://MusicProTools.com/

> From: Darrel Merritt <dnanet@...>
> Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2001 16:11:56 +0930
> To: "Jess Jackson::" <JessJackson@...>, <exs-users@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: [exs] Re: Waveburner Question
> 
>> From: "Jess Jackson::" <JessJackson@...>
>> 
>> Ive just recently purchased a Ti laptop and a 8x VST Smartdisk Firewire CD
>> Writer.
>> 
>> I can use toast with the writer no problem, and I noticed that in order to
>> use Waveburner with Firewire writers that I needed to upgrade to WB 2.1 , so
>> I did, Although it still doesn¹t find a writer =/
>> Any ideas please? I have a lot of work on WB that needs burning off and I
>> would appreciate any help on this issue
>> 
>> Jess Jackson::
> 
> 
> Could be that your particular drive isn't supported yet. Here's a
> workaround, if you need it...
> 
> 1. Save the Waveburner tracks as a disc image (it's actually a Sound
> Designer II file with embedded track region info).
> 
> 2. Use Wavesplitter to automatically divide the disc image into discrete
> audio files/tracks (it will automatically number the files, so the
> correct track order will be maintained).
> 
> 3. Load the audio files into Toast (or any CD app that supports
> disc-at-once writing), set the track gaps to 0 secs, and burn the CD.
> 
> Wavesplitter can be found in the Waveburner User Group files section at
> Yahoogroups (free membership req):
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/waveburner-users/files/
> 
> Darrel
> 
> 
> 
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