What program is everyone using for their DDP/REDBOOK burning and editing? Ive been using Triumph, but not sold on it yet.

Hey, I've done some small time mastering for some local bands and friends and have delivered the masters in CDR format but now I'm thinking of expanding and trying to get some internet global business. I realize that a lot of clients will ask for DDP images but I really don't know that much about it.

Hello everyone,

Here is the thing:
I am currently working on Digital Performer 5.01...so I work essentialy on mac.
Also, I do my audio mastering thing on it, with Ozone3.
I get satisfaction with it.

Now, I just need a tool to get the files being tracked and with ISRC and Redbook/PQs story...

Hey There,

I'm finishing up a project for a client. He's going to send off a CDR to a replication house that will create a glass master and then stamp xyz number of copies. I know I need to give him a master CDR that's fully redbook compliant to ensure that there are no problems in the process. (By the way, the project is six songs, right at 25 minutes.)

How can I tell if a recorded CD-R will meet the Redbook standards?

I want to be able to make a demo CD that will play in all players that are designed to read audio CDs. I realize that some old machines may not be able to read through the greenish tint as opposed to the clear silver looking pressed ones, but otherwise I want the demo CD to be capatible.

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Level wrote on Fri, 05 November 2004 23:34
I have CD's that clearly outperform the SACD counterparts.

Can someone help me understand. Which matters most?
The digital to analog converters or the bit resolution?
Mainly, going to CD or even CD-R.