Wavelab is also red book CD compliant for CD authoring. Wavelab is good choice - audio editors like Wavelab, Soundforge and Audition also provide extra tools such as noise reduction, declicker/denoiser/dehum and clipped peak restoration tools. I then burn the finished product to red book compliant CD Architect, which works co-operatively with SoundForge as both are Sony (formerly Sonic Foundry) products. I personally use Soundforge for mix finalizing as it is super easy to use, supports VSTs, easy to edit audio and fades and has relatively good metering, including (in SF9) phase metering and goniometer for viewing stereo imaging. Logic has Waveburner, Samplitude has red book compliant CD authoring too. preparing the track for CD audio etc but most DAWS do not include red book compliant CD burning, so you can get your mixes volume maximized and finalized for that last stage but need another program to burn the CD. I think what Robert is referring to is mix finaliziing, i.e. You need a person that has not heard the song 1000 times already for a good mastering. Or at least master with someone else who has good ears present.
#Master cd logic pro waveburner software
When mastering in Live one should be aware of those potential issues.īut, honestly, more important than any software and more important than 100 different plug ins is: let someone else master your stuff if possible. there is a higher risk to create unwanted sample rate conversions etc.
Since Live allows to mix sources with different Sample Rate, and allows to apply warping etc. If you master individual, non overlapping tracks for CD or vinyl, this might not be a problem. If you need to produce gapless audio tracks for a CD master, this could be an issue. The engine works sample accurate, but e.g the display of the waveform does not know about individual samples. Lives engine is for historic reasons bound to a beat time grid. However, there are some things to consider, when attempting to use Live for mastering purposes: The sound quality of the engine is not a criteria, simply all modern DAWs out here are fine in this regard. I'm still struggling with some of it's "ill-Logic".What is your source material? What is the desired final medium you are mastering for? It's just a real BEAR to learn coming from years of PT. It's certainly not worth buying Logic Pro for $995 if all you need is Waveburner, but Logic works nicely with my 002R. You do get the LinearPhaseEQ and the Multipressor (multi-band compressor) and their regular limiter (with look-ahead). Some are not available, however, such as Match EQ, and Adaptive Limiter. However, you DO get to use a number of plugins from Logic. However, I can use my Waves L2 and C4, but not the 元, PhaseLinEQ, or MBPhaseLinCompressor.
However, the high-end Waves mastering plugins don't pass the AU validation with Waveburner even though they pass with Logic.weird, and Waves simply says they aren't officially supporting Waveburner, only Logic for AU validation. WB uses any AU plugin, however even Guitar Rig2 FX, Auto-tune, and Melodyne come up as an option. I don't know if it would work if you REMOVED Logic since it shares plugins with Logic. Some people don't even know about it until months after they buy LogicPro.
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