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1. For writing an audio CD, the track window must contain audio material.
Edit the audio material using the real time functions of the MAGIX Audio
Cleaning Lab MX deLuxe. The CD will sound exactly like the playback
when you listen to it through your stereo sound card. All Cleaning and
Mastering effects will also be present on the CD.
2. Mark the starting position of each song by setting (or moving) the track
markers. All track markers can be moved using the mouse or the Track
Wizard (1Click button)
3. Click on the "Make CD" button. In the "Make CD" dialogue you can
choose, if you want to write the CD directly or if you prefer to create an
Image file on the hard disk. The creation of an Image file is then
recommendable, when the available system resources are not enough for
writing the CD in real time ("On the Fly").
4. Now the CD can be written. You will only need a CD-R-drive, which is
supported by MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab MX connected to your computer
and an empty CD in the drive. Clicking on "Write CD" starts the writing
process. If you should have more than one CD-R-drive connected to your
system, you will be prompted to select one of them.
Track Length
According to the RedBook Standard, the minimum distance between two
Track Markers is 4 seconds. Since Track Markers normally show the
beginning of a song, no problems should arise. If you try to set the MAGIX
Track Markers at a lesser distance, an error message will appear.
System display
The system resources are very important while writing a CD in real time. Once
the process has been started, it cannot be interrupted. When writing "on the
fly", the computer has to calculate the playback including all real time
functions and write them on the CD at the same time. If the system is not fast
enough, the process will be aborted and the CD will be useless.
The system display of the MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 11 helps you to prevent
such problems when writing a CD.
If your system is overcharged, activate the "Create an Image file" option in the
"Make CD" dialogue. This will create a stereo file, which will be the source for
the writing process. This file includes all effects and object settings, as well as
the tracks and track markers, so that the system doesn't need to calculate
them again while writing various copies (see Write CD parameters (view page
114)).