[64studio-devel] newbie getting to grips with 64 studio

[Daniel James]

Hi David,

> I recorded today’s church service using audacity on 64 studio, saved the 
> tracks as wav as before but when I tried to use gnome cd master to burn 
> them to audio cd I found that it seemed unable to recognise the files at 
> first and when I clicked the tab “any files” it didn’t add the files to 
> the window.  I realise that it may be more complex to use Gnome CD 
> Master than I first thought but if you could point me in the right 
> direction, I would be very grateful.

Gnome CD Master is an excellent tool once you figure it out, but it is a 
little different to all the other CD burning programs. That 'Open' 
button is for CUE and TOC files - i.e. previously created projects - not 
the WAV files.

Start the application and click the 'Audio' icon in the New Project 
mini-window. Go to Edit -> Append Track and select your first WAV file, 
then repeat that step until your compilation is complete. You can edit 
the track listing with Edit -> CD-TEXT. Go to File -> Save to give your 
project a name, and then all you have to do is pop a blank CD in the 
drive and click the Record icon.

Out of interest, which magazine article did you read that led you to 
download 64 Studio and give it a try?

Cheers!

Daniel