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I'm new to Amadeus so maybe I'm trying to use it for things it wasn't deigned for but I am trying to assemble a number of wav files, each representing one track on the CD, to sequence them, set the gap between tracks, get the volume levels consistant, etc.. I've got one Amadeus track per wav file an...

OK, my apologies. Not sure what hapened to my Mac but I ended up haveing to reboot in order for anything to recognise the CD drive. AFter that, the Burn from Amadeus worked just fine. I also worked around the porblme of my markers not being carried over to the flattened file by exporting them from t...

After filling out the Burn CD dialog, I get a message saying my CD Drive is busy and I should choose another one. I have an iMac running Leopard with a built-in SUperdrive, that's the only drive I have. The drive is not in use by any other programs. Please don't tell me I've spent hours mastering a ...

Wow, thanks for the great explanation of the index marks, etc. I'm going to have to play around with Amadeus to see the best way to get all this working. As a separate question. I carefully set up markeres for all the start points of each track and then "flattened" the file before burning ...

Actually, I can't find a specific way to insert silence into a track. I think I have to do it by sliding the sound in the second document over by however many seconds of silence I want and then positioning a marker somewhere in that gap. Is that right? As for whether the silence should be at the end...

I haven't actually burned a CD yet but it seems like the gap between tracks has to be the same length every time? Is there a way to vary the length of the gap? For example, could I set the gap time yo zero and insert silence at the begimning of each track for the amount of time I want?

Thanks,
Pete

Thanks.

Just purchased Amadeus Pro, running under Leopard. I carefully loaded up all the tracks for my first project, did some work on them, saved the project and quit for a while. Just loaded the project again and all the tracks are in the reverse order! In other words, if the original tracks were in 1,2,3...