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Burn Music CD with Vegas 7
Hello, in the past I have read that Vegas started out as an audio program. Knowing that, I am asking if it is recommended that I use Vegas to burn music cd’s. My son’s band gave me a cd containing “windows media audio files” that they recorded in a studio and asked me if I could burn several cds for them. Would Vegas be a good way to go? If yes, I take it I would use the “Disc at Once audio cd” function. Any thoughts or suggestions regarding settings in Vegas or any other info would be much appreciated. I’m trying to avoid buying any software if I can avoid it. I did get a spindle of Tayo Yuden cds, so my media should not be a problem.
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Dave P. -
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Vegas works great for creating audio CDs. Version 1 of Vegas was an audio only program and the audio roots can still be seen today. Just add the CD markers (“N”) for the various CD tracks and then burn the CD using the “Disc At Once” option. If you use the “Track At Once” option, you’ll automatically get a 2 second gap between tracks which may be desired depending on the type of CD you’re making.
Edward Troxel
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Thanks for the info Edward, I really appreciate your time.
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Dave P. -
Are there any thoughts on the burning speed of the cd? Should I slow it down to pick up stability/reliability?
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Dave P. -
As far as I know, the burn speed should make no difference. I’ve always burned at whatever it defaults to.
Edward Troxel
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Ed I did this it worked fine and THANKS, but the final CD only had one big track instead of the 11 trackes I marked woth track regions on the timeline, what am I missing?
Curt
MidnightStar Video/Photo
LaGrange, KY
https://mstarvideo.blogspot.com
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