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D Recording — Represents the recording's serial number made by the same
producer in that year:
Field Description
This value will use three digits (300-999) when the CD has 10 or more tracks.
This value will use four digits (0001-2999) when the CD has 9 or fewer tracks.
E Recording Item (1 or 2 digits) — Identifies tracks on a CD (each track can have
a different ISRC code).
1. Double-click the ISRC box in a track row.
2. Type the appropriate code for the track.
3. Press Enter.
Creating a track list (PQ list or cue sheet)
If you need to share your track list information with another application or with a CD replication house, CD Architect software allows you
to copy the track list information to the clipboard, save it to a text file, or print a hard copy.
Copying the track list to the clipboard
1. From the Tools menu, choose Copy Track List to Clipboard (or click the button in the Track List window. The Copy Track List to
Clipboard dialog is displayed.
2. Choose the format you want to apply to your track list information:
• Cue sheet for replication — the track list is formatted so track times are listed relative to the beginning of the CD. This is the
preferred format for CD replication houses.
• CD liner notes — the track list is formatted so track times are listed relative to the first track on the disc.
3. Select the Include summary information with track list output check box if you want to include UPC/MCN, title, engineer, and
comment information with the track list.
4. Click OK to send the track list information to the clipboard. You can then paste the information into a text editor or e-mail message.
Exporting the track list as a text file
1. From the Tools menu, choose Export Track List (or click the button in the Track List window). The Export Track List dialog is
displayed.
2. Choose the format you want to apply to your track list information:
• Cue sheet for replication — the track list is formatted so track times are listed relative to the beginning of the CD. This is the
preferred format for CD replication houses.
• CD liner notes — the track list is formatted so track times are listed relative to the first track on the disc.
3. Choose the format you want to apply to your track list information:
• Export as formatted text — formats the track information in a table. Select the Include summary information with track list
output check box if you want to include UPC/MCN, title, engineer, and comment information with the track list.
• Export as delimited text — you can choose the character that will separate columns of text and choose whether to include a
header row to identify the columns.
4. Click OK to save your file.
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