can you make a cd from a tracktion song? if so, how do you do it? i need to get a cd made of some live tracks i did today.
can't find any documentation on the subject.
make a cd from a tracktion edit?
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- KVRAF
- 6740 posts since 25 Mar, 2002 from sheffield, england
Export the mixes as 16-bit wav files (check you have dither turned on) and burn with another app such as Nero or Roxio.. you just need to make sure that you burn in "disc-at-once" mode.
Alternatively get an audio editor such as Audition or Acoustica, and export a whole CD from Tracktion (eg: a full live set) as one long WAV: you can then import this file into the editor where you can split it into regions and burn a disc with track start ids. Both these apps will run for 30 days before you neeed to buy them.. (try them serially and you get nearly two months free!)
Alternatively get an audio editor such as Audition or Acoustica, and export a whole CD from Tracktion (eg: a full live set) as one long WAV: you can then import this file into the editor where you can split it into regions and burn a disc with track start ids. Both these apps will run for 30 days before you neeed to buy them.. (try them serially and you get nearly two months free!)
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1820 posts since 28 Mar, 2005
yeah, i can just do that in wavelab too. but i was having a hard time finding how to render files to wav format inside tracktion. actually found it before you replied. hehe. thanks anyway man! i appreciate the help.
i did a series of drum tracks today for an ongoing album project and we're trying to get a copy of the recordings to the artist so that he can work on the arrangement a little more before actually doing the recordings in a proper way.
we did 16 guide tracks today ofr the drums! man! it was a long day. and the first time i had used tracktion for anything serious.
actually did a fine job!
im impressed. didn't actually think i was going to have success with it, but i tried it anyway.
i was fooled. and the wavs turned out great. useable stuff. although the guide tracks are more for his rehearsal of arrangements and such, we may go ahead with a few of the guide tracks as the final track for the mix in a few instances. all of them were of high quality. we used some good mics and the onyx performed great. im happy with the new live capture rig. it's a great little system.
im finding out how to get around the program little by little. it's really not complicated.
coming from analog, then to pro tools, then to this.... its a little different and im adjusting. but im adjusting just fine and everything is going very easily actually. i plan to stick with this program for good.
i did a series of drum tracks today for an ongoing album project and we're trying to get a copy of the recordings to the artist so that he can work on the arrangement a little more before actually doing the recordings in a proper way.
we did 16 guide tracks today ofr the drums! man! it was a long day. and the first time i had used tracktion for anything serious.
actually did a fine job!
im impressed. didn't actually think i was going to have success with it, but i tried it anyway.
i was fooled. and the wavs turned out great. useable stuff. although the guide tracks are more for his rehearsal of arrangements and such, we may go ahead with a few of the guide tracks as the final track for the mix in a few instances. all of them were of high quality. we used some good mics and the onyx performed great. im happy with the new live capture rig. it's a great little system.
im finding out how to get around the program little by little. it's really not complicated.
coming from analog, then to pro tools, then to this.... its a little different and im adjusting. but im adjusting just fine and everything is going very easily actually. i plan to stick with this program for good.