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backshed View Member Profile	Mon 3 May 2004, 16:44 Post #1
Newbie Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 28-Jan 04 From: Cornwall - CA Member No.: 34,259	I'm mastering with DP3 and waves gold. I'm monitoring with tannoy 6.5's, and my loudspeakers are Bose 301's. I'm burning with Maxell cd's. I've got the project sounding great (to my ears), I've dithered and got it down to 16 bit, and I'm using 'Toast' to burn to cd. The problem is that the cd comes out sounding very flat...not at all what I've got happening in the monitors. I've done a test where I mastered a song, burned it on cd, and played it back using the same speakers, and it's no where near the same. Can any one explain that? I just wondered if anyone could offer a solution for this problem. Should I avoid using the G4 to burn? Is Toast really just a breakfast snack after all?

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backshed View Member Profile	Mon 3 May 2004, 20:13 Post #2
Newbie Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 28-Jan 04 From: Cornwall - CA Member No.: 34,259	Is bouncing as a soundbyte different than bouncing to disk? I'm using an 828 as well. Thanks for the offer to help out...I'll keep you posted on my progress.

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backshed Getting It On Cd Mon 3 May 2004, 16:44

jklimeck There is absoutely no reason at all that your sequ... Mon 3 May 2004, 18:39

backshed Thanks for answering. Yes, I'm using L1 Ultra ... Mon 3 May 2004, 19:43

jklimeck The way I do it is highlight the waveform track an... Mon 3 May 2004, 19:55

backshed Is bouncing as a soundbyte different than bouncing... Mon 3 May 2004, 20:13

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