CD burning

[sickcuz]

Hey guys,

I used to use Wavelab before I did music on a Mac. Now, of course that's not compatible...Is there any software out there that can do the same thing Wavelab could do (montage, convert to Mp3, etc.)? I also have parallel 4. Is it possible to get Wavelab to actually work with my CD drive and 003? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[albee1952]

Toast seems to be the popular Mac solution(but I'm a WaveLab fan as well. I haven't tried it in Bootcamp as my Mac Pro is up for sale. Sony CD Architect looks really good but I can't tell from their website whether or not it runs on Mac. Maybe check with Sweetwater on that?

[DigiTechSupt]

CD Architect won't work and Toast doesn't have much in the way of editing tools like Wavelab.

If you're on an Intel Mac, it's likely Wavelab will work in Bootcamp - you may want to try it.

Alternate solutions for Mac would be Bias Peak or i3 DSP-Quattro. Both are similar to Wavelab in their functionality.

[albee1952]

Thanks for that. It reminds me that I just read a really great review of Bias Peak.

[sickcuz]

great suggestion trying boot camp...I was wondering how can I get the Windows to recognize my 003?

[DigiTechSupt]

Originally Posted by sickcuz

great suggestion trying boot camp...I was wondering how can I get the Windows to recognize my 003?

If you're on WinXP, just install the standalone ASIO drivers available on our site.

[DrFord]

I think 9/10 macusers are on Bias Peak, plus with the mastering tools it tends to be the way to go.

Although for day to day CD / DVD burning, plus the new version has nice conversion features, Toast Titanium is definitely a worthwhile purchase.