1.6

Table Of Contents

You create your projects in the main WaveBurner window. You can add and organize the

regions in your project, graphically edit regions, pauses, and crossfades, play the project

to preview your changes, and add effects plug-ins. Further features enable you to add

mastering and other notes, include CD-Text, and to set codes and flags that are available

in the Red Book standard.

All interface elements interact with each other, so selecting a region in one area will also

update and select the same region in other areas. This approach also applies to CD tracks,

markers, and fades—providing immediate access to all parameters and information,

regardless of how you prefer to work with the interface.

This chapter covers the following:

• An Introduction to the WaveBurner Interface (p. 10)

• Using the Toolbar (p. 11)

• Using the Overview (p. 12)

• Using the Wave View Area (p. 12)

• Using the Inspector (p. 14)

• Using the Regions and CD Tracks Lists (p. 20)

• Using the Region and Mix Plug-Ins Lists (p. 23)

• Using the Monitoring Window (p. 23)

• Customizing the Interface (p. 24)

Getting to Know WaveBurner’s

Interface