
pisces7378
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I am having an unexpected and frustrating problem. What do you guys think........?
I have completed a song with 9 audio tracks in Logic Audio Platinum 4.7 and I want to burn it to CD. I go into the Track Mixer and sellect the tracks that I want to bounce down to one track, and then click on bounce. Then I title the new .wav file "finished song.wav" or whatever, and click OK. The song then begins to play and bounces itself down to one .wav file. Then I close Logic Audio Platinum and open Windows Media Player. I find the .wav file "finished song.wav" and open it up. It sounds exactly like I want it to. No noise, just exactly what I bounced down. Then I start up My CD Creator software, pop a blank CD into the burner, select the "finished song.wav" file, click ADD, then CREATE CD.... and poof.... it starts burning my song to CD. Then I so happily go over to my CD player in my house, and pop that bad boy in, and the first notes begin to play and I notice that the thing sounds different. There is a fuzz that buzzes on throughout the whole song. Now, you might think that the bouncing down process is what induced the noise... but as I said, I listen to the .wav file on my computer in Media Player and Real Player, plus I sent the file to a friend and he played the .wav file on his PC and it sounded fuzz free. Somewhere between the HDD and the CD-R burner an unacceptable amount of noise was introduced to my .wav file.
What on Earth could this be? And what do I do to fix it?
Mike
I have completed a song with 9 audio tracks in Logic Audio Platinum 4.7 and I want to burn it to CD. I go into the Track Mixer and sellect the tracks that I want to bounce down to one track, and then click on bounce. Then I title the new .wav file "finished song.wav" or whatever, and click OK. The song then begins to play and bounces itself down to one .wav file. Then I close Logic Audio Platinum and open Windows Media Player. I find the .wav file "finished song.wav" and open it up. It sounds exactly like I want it to. No noise, just exactly what I bounced down. Then I start up My CD Creator software, pop a blank CD into the burner, select the "finished song.wav" file, click ADD, then CREATE CD.... and poof.... it starts burning my song to CD. Then I so happily go over to my CD player in my house, and pop that bad boy in, and the first notes begin to play and I notice that the thing sounds different. There is a fuzz that buzzes on throughout the whole song. Now, you might think that the bouncing down process is what induced the noise... but as I said, I listen to the .wav file on my computer in Media Player and Real Player, plus I sent the file to a friend and he played the .wav file on his PC and it sounded fuzz free. Somewhere between the HDD and the CD-R burner an unacceptable amount of noise was introduced to my .wav file.
What on Earth could this be? And what do I do to fix it?
Mike