Roland VS-2000 - Burning an Audio CD

27—Mastering and CD-R/RW Operations
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The result is roughly the amount of space you’ll need on
the CD and on your internal hard drive. Compare this to
the amount of free space on the CD as shown in the
lower right corner of the CD-R WRITE screen, and to the
amount of free hard drive space you have available.
Burning an Audio CD
1. Insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW disk into your CD-RW drive.
2. Press CD-RW.
3. Press F2 (CDWrit)—”Store Current?” appears on the display.
4. Press ENTER/YES to store the most recent changes to your
project—including any mastering tracks you’ve just created—or
press EXIT/NO to proceed without re-saving your project.
After your press the desired button, the VS-2000 performs a few
setup operations—this takes a few moments. When the VS-2000 has finished
setting itself up for CD burning, the CD-R WRITE screen appears.
If you’ve got a CD-RW disc in your burner, the VS-2000 displays a reminder that
that many CD players can’t play an audio CD-RW:
CD-RW (ReWritable)!!
Can’t be Played back
with Audio CD Player.
Are You Sure?
5. Press ENTER/YES to proceed, or EXIT/NO to cancel the operation.
6. If you’re re-using a CD-RW disk that you want to erase, see Page 368.
7. Make sure you have enough room on the CD for your audio, calculating the space
you’ll need as described in “Making Sure You Have Enough Space” on Page 365.
8. If your mastering tracks were recorded using a recording mode other than CDR,
verify that you have enough free space on your internal hard drive to create a disk
image file—again, see Page 365.
The following describes how to burn mastering tracks onto an audio CD. In fact, you
can burn any two VS-2000 tracks onto an audio CD.
You can create an audio CD using either CD-R or CD-RW disks. Note, however, that
not all CD players can play CD-RW disks, nor will all mass-duplicators accept them.
We recommend using CD-R disks only when you’re creating final CDs for other people
or for mass duplication.
If your mastering tracks were created in a recording mode other than CDR, press
PROJECT and add up the remaining free space on your IDE drives as described above
before proceeding—you’ll need to know this information as you burn your CD.
F2 (CDWrit)
Project
info
Drive info
Disk info
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