Still it was a pretty darned interesting vid and if it works then I could see it being an inexpensive alternative to some of the pricier programs especially considering Sonar can technically produce properly mastered material from a Sonic standpoint. Apparently MS helpfully has a feature to hide extensions unless you dig into the Folder options of the Control panel and uncheck it.
#Wavelab 6 ddp mac os x#
Mac OS X 10. In the File Explorer/macOS Finder, select the file that you want to import, and click Import. To import a CD cue file with its audio data, click CD Cue. I had always wondered why I never saw file extensions in Win 7 without openign the file properties page. 31002010 High-class Sonnox restoration suite included. In the File Explorer/macOS Finder, select the file that you want to import, and click Import. Either way I learned something useful in that vid that has nothing to do with music. To have it bundled in Wavelab now for around 400 is great value for money. Only a few years ago, this was an additional expense on top of the DAW and cost upwards of 1000 IIRC. Not aware of any others though I think SADiE would probably do this by now. but I was just tagging stuff back then and really didn't know what I was doing. you can route each track to different surround channels (up to 6) or non-surround. Some DAWs (such as Wavelab) have this facility. It just looks like kind of a pain compared to what I experienced with Wavelab. I have no idea and maybe those plugs are illegal but supposedly Reaper will do this. It does however seem to be a very complex process (he goes into the DOS prompt to complete everything. I guess it just ends up in the Reaper options or something). Seems like the guy managed to get it all done with Reaper and some free plugins (even though he didn't mention them after the first couple minutes which I thought was weird. Thanks for the additional info however you should check out that vid I posted (which I just finished watching myself). PS: Does Pyro NOT do the Redbook stuff? I haven't tried yet but that was one of the reasons I picked it up. I'd be curious to know (if you use this method) whether it works out for you.
I have not finished the vid nor can I verify its quality/accuracy but perhaps it will give a resourceful fellow such as yourself some ideas.
#Wavelab 6 ddp how to#
Here is a vid I found that shows how to do it.
#Wavelab 6 ddp Pc#
especially Mac users but I know you are a PC guy). Not sure how well it will work but based on a precursory look around the net it does seem to work for many people (not all. So after poking around (and thank you for bringing this up because I figured I already had the tools to do this with Sonar and/or Pyro) apparently Reaper 4 and above will allow you do do this kind of work with a couple of extra freeware programs. On my old system I had Wavelab however I'm obviously now using Sonar on a newer machine and don't really have access to WL anymore (long story). I initially had no idea what you were referring to by DDP but after some googly mooglin' I see you are referring to what I always thought was just Redbook stuff.
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