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Chapter 13 CD-RW and Mastering
Chapter 13
17. Use the channel faders (1–16) to adjust the volume
balance of the tracks. At this time, the sound—the
volume level and panning—that is output from the
MASTER jacks will be recorded “as is” to the mastering
tracks. Adjust the volume to as high a level as possible
without causing distortion.
18. When you are finished adjusting the volume, press
[STOP].
19. Move to the time location at which you wish to begin the
mixdown (e.g., 00h00m00s00f).
20. Use the cursor buttons and the TIME/VALUE dial to
change the Sw setting to “On.”
21. Press [REC]. The REC indicator will light in red.
22. Press [PLAY]. The PLAY indicator will light in green,
and recording will begin.
23. When you finish recording, press [STOP].
Creating an Audio CD
You can create your own audio CD by choosing audio from
two individual tracks in the VS-1824 and writing those to a
CD-R disc. A CD can contain as many as 99 tracks—typically,
each song on a CD is a track—up to a total length of 74
minutes.
two individual tracks in the VS-1824 and writing those to a
CD-R disc. A CD can contain as many as 99 tracks—typically,
each song on a CD is a track—up to a total length of 74
minutes.
To conform to CD audio standards (Red Book), the VS-1824
turns your song into an “image file,” or “disk image,” that is
written, or “burned,” to the CD. This image file can be
created as you burn a CD, during the recording process—
using the CDR recording mode—or during mastering, which
can also use the CDR recording mode (see p. 178).
turns your song into an “image file,” or “disk image,” that is
written, or “burned,” to the CD. This image file can be
created as you burn a CD, during the recording process—
using the CDR recording mode—or during mastering, which
can also use the CDR recording mode (see p. 178).
In both cases, the image file is created on the VS-1824’s
internal IDE drive. The image file must also be located on the
internal IDE drive during the actual CD burning.
internal IDE drive. The image file must also be located on the
internal IDE drive during the actual CD burning.
An internal IDE hard drive is therefore required for burning an
audio CD. Some countries, such as the United States, ship the VS-
1824 with an internal IDE drive installed.
audio CD. Some countries, such as the United States, ship the VS-
1824 with an internal IDE drive installed.
When a disk image is created using the CDR recording mode
or during mastering, it is saved when you save the song.
or during mastering, it is saved when you save the song.
You can store a song containing an image file on an external
drive or removable disk, such as a Zip disk. However, when
you wish to make an audio CD of the song, you must first
copy the song back to your internal IDE drive.
drive or removable disk, such as a Zip disk. However, when
you wish to make an audio CD of the song, you must first
copy the song back to your internal IDE drive.
When an image file is created during the actual CD-burning
procedure, it is temporarily stored on the VS-1824’s internal
IDE drive before being written to the CD-R disc. The song
itself can be stored on the internal drive, or on an external
drive or removable disk. The internal drive must have
enough free space to hold the image file—all available free
space on the drive can be used for this purpose, regardless of
the partition in which the space is located. After the image
file is written to the CD-R disc, it is automatically deleted
from the internal IDE drive.
procedure, it is temporarily stored on the VS-1824’s internal
IDE drive before being written to the CD-R disc. The song
itself can be stored on the internal drive, or on an external
drive or removable disk. The internal drive must have
enough free space to hold the image file—all available free
space on the drive can be used for this purpose, regardless of
the partition in which the space is located. After the image
file is written to the CD-R disc, it is automatically deleted
from the internal IDE drive.