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I normally burn CD's at a rate of 40x or 48x. I am working on my own album and had burnt a couple of copies (for use on different systems) and noticed a couple of problems. I noticed extra sounds like glips blips and whatnot that dont show up in my acidpro or anyother program i am using. These sounds are fucking up my CD. Is it because i am burning at a higher speed? Would something like 4x be better? |
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supposedly 2x is the way to go, but i can't recall the technical explanation i was given. since my burner can be unreliable, i never burn at 2x, but the fastest i can burn is 12x. |
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When you burn at a high speed the "pits" formed by the laser in the dye on the cd-r are shorter than when you burn at a low speed. That could account for your glitches. My copy of Nero has an option called audio master qr that is supposed to make an extra-reliable copy with longer than usual pits. Not sure if every copy of nero has this or if it's unique to my Yamaha burner. |
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doubt it. but who cares 24x takes 3:30-4min turn it down and then try. 30seconds aint gonna kill ya :p |
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Would it have anything to do with th tracks containing extremely high frequencies is certain areas? I will give it a go in a couple of seconds and report results! Thanks guys! |
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I burnt it on a 4x speed. There is a huge quality difference!! Thanks again! |
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