Originally posted by: biigniick, Friday 25 Feb 2011

For people using Waveburner, I noticed a bug (or a smoking bug) that causes a difference in 31 images to show, what is waveburner. and what is written on the ddp image. Burning a disc directly through Waveburner is exactly what the program does, but opening DDP with WaveLab’s PMCD or ejecting discs from DDP with a choice of program is another. where can i check how to do it? does this happen on other systems?

WB 1.6.1 (all CDDA offsets set to 0)
WaveLab 3 7
pmcd.1.1

Thanks from
– Go Nick

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I discovered this recently. It was a bit of a nightmare for everyone because I had Decca up my sleeve to reach the ultimate goal for Broadway (How to musically succeed in business without putting in much effort) to meet the deadline. The WB session was good and would work well with CDs, but the DDP changed every track marker a bit, it felt like a lot more than 25 frames to me, and the lead seemed to shift a little to 32 or too much closer to the final. stumble upon project trace. I used to literally have to ride every trail marker, and after I did To ddp, there’s no question that the trails weren’t rolling. It really sucks.

I’m so mad at Apple/WB because the features are only great in Waveburner, it’s for certain types of projects where I buy a show producer who sits here and created me to do all sorts of smooth stuff. level and EQ automation adds compression to make the song sound smooth. I’m just struggling to install this feature anywhere else in Worldwide Mac. Waveburner could fix its deadly mistakes, the house would look great, and it could even turn into “professional” software on a rainy day.

Apple works for shit, please fix your DDP nightmare. And while you’re at it, don’t think why you’re allowing huge customization of automation levels. We rigorous practicing engineers like to work in steps as small as 1/10dB rather than huge ballpark sums. It is not for willing professionals.

Brad Sarno
Blue Audio jade mastering
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