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1. If, for instance, you have a sine of 0 dB / 2 second followed by a sine of -6 dB /

2 seconds. This means the global audio material has as much 0 dB material as - 6dB

material: you will see 2 peaks (0 / -6 dB), each at 100%.

2. If, for instance, uou have a sine of 0 dB / 1 second followed by a sine of -6 dB / 3

seconds. This means there are 3 times more -6 dB material than 0 dB material. You

will see a peak of about 33% at 0 dB, and another peak of 100% at -6 dB.

This analysis is useful for learning about how the loudness of your music is distributed.

You can access this dialog in the Wave File Workspace via Analysis > Loudness distri-

bution....

For an explanation of each parameter and interface feature, click on , or the 'What's this?'

question mark icon. For more information see Getting Help

Related topics

Loudness

4.3 Authoring CDs and DVDs

WaveLab provides extensive tools for authoring all types of audio and data CDs or DVDs.

Depending on your connected optical hardware you can burn CD-R, CD-RW and DVD-

R/DVD+R disks. WaveLab allows you to author professional audio CD and DVD-Audio

disks with full control over track indexes, CD-Text, PQ and ISRC/EAN codes etc. You can

validate your disks before burning to make sure they conform to valid CD standards (such

as the Red Book standard) or choose to author using newer formats with CD-Text support

or gapless tracks. When it comes to outputting your ﬁnal disk you can choose to output

your audio CD as a DDP image or burn it straight to optical media. If you are creating a

DVD-A, you can output to AUDIO TS and VIDEO TS folders or burn a DVD straight from

within WaveLab. You can also burn a data CD or DVD directly from the application or save

them as ISO disk images.

Important note for Mac OSX users

When using the CD-R/DVD-R drive on Apple OSX computers for importing or burning it is

important to note the following. If you insert a optical CD or DVD disk in the drive while the

drive is not selected in WaveLab for import or burning, WaveLab will not be able to "see" the

drive. The disk drive is "taken over" by other applications under Mac OSX and is not seen by

WaveLab when this happens. To avoid this occurring, make sure there is no disk in the drive

when opening any CD window within WaveLab.

Audio CD authoring basics

You can author an audio CD from within both the Audio Files and the Audio Montage

Workspaces. From the Audio Montage Workspace you can additionally create DVD-Audio

disks and you have a more comprehensive set of tools for creating audio CDs and DVDs.

Many of the tools provided in WaveLab also work together in conjunction to enable you to

create your own workﬂow for audio CD authoring.

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