Apple WaveBurner 1.6 - Manual (Page 45)

Tracks are the individual selections on a CD, which a listener chooses with the track
number or forward and back buttons of their CD player.
By default, a track is created for each region in a project. It is also possible to combine
several regions into one track, or to create several tracks with one region. Tracks are
defined by a track start marker and a corresponding pause start point—both are
automatically inserted when you add a region. You can move the track start marker from
its default position, and insert additional markers. For information about inserting and
moving markers, see
Working with Markers .
This chapter covers the following:
• Working in the CD Tracks List (p. 45)
• Bouncing Tracks (p. 47)
• Bouncing a Mix (p. 48)
Working in the CD Tracks List
Tracks are displayed chronologically in the CD Tracks list, from top to bottom. If you
reorder regions in the Regions list, the CD Tracks list is updated to reflect the new order.
The CD Tracks list displays, and allows you to edit, information about each track, including
the track start time, title, length, and track pause duration. You can also add comments
and ISRC codes, specify the SCMS state, and set pre-emphasis flags for the track.
Note: This information is also shown in the General tab of the Inspector when a track is
selected in the CD Tracks list. Comments can be added in the Inspector’s Comments tab.
See
Viewing CD Track Info in the Inspector .
To edit fields and values
Do one of the following:
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Click the Start Time, Title, Length, Comment, or Pause field for the relevant track in the
CD Tracks list, and type in the text or value.
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