I forgot to mention that I do this professionally so I am not looking for a "cheap" solution but more an industry standard. Back in the day Wavelab and Waveburner were competitors so I would guess that it can easily match the ancient Waveburner but I just want to make perfectly sure. Add ISRC and the other hidden codes and then finally either burn it or save it as DDP,Ĭan Wavelab (or maybe something I haven't stumbled upon) do these things. What I need is something like Waveburner where you can take ie a 45 min live file, index it into 12 songs (with individual names), treat each song with individual plugins (VST2/3, I know Steinberg is not crazy about AU), add plugins on the master that goes to all the tracks. Also, It doesn't support DDP or anything that has to do with the actual indexing and matching the tracks to each other in terms of levelling, minor eq touch up etc. Ozone is based on "one track at the time" which is not what I'm looking for. The only program that I can find where you can actually master albums and not only single tracks is Wavelab or is there something else that could be recommended.
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