Maybe somebody who has used Elements more can weigh in. Elements just makes the CD tracks based on the clip lengths. What (I think) I do know about Elements is that you can’t have track markers and move them around as you wish like you can in WaveLab Pro. The track lengths in the montage should match exactly on the CD so either something is wrong, or you may be looking something wrong. Any thought on what is the correct track length to use for registering the songs on Gracenote etc? One thing I noticed is that the track lengths in the Montage in Wavelab differ from the track length that appears on the CD (even allowing for the gaps inserted in Wavelab).
Here is my montage metadata preset you can (try to) use to get started: Dropbox JP Start.dat I would say ID3v2 is the most common metadata area to use, but my preset also fills in ID3v1, and the AXML chunk for adding the ISRC code to WAV files via the EBU recommendation. Metadata supports more things than CD-Text so you can also add things like track number/track total, the artwork, and a lot more. You can then use the metadata tab in the montage to help transpose that CD-Text into metadata automatically when you render WAV or mp3 files. So that would be album title, track titles, album artist, track artist (if different than album artist), songwriter, composer, arranger, message, disc ID, ISRC, and UPC.
Wavelab elements 8 montage to mp3 pro#
I don’t know the limitations of WaveLab Elements but the way it works in WaveLab Pro is this:Īdd the CD-Text info and it will be present when you burn a CD, or if you made a DDP but Elements doesn’t support DDP unfortunately.
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