Blank cd help

[soundinmotiondj]

+1 to all the advice so far

Burn as slow as the computer will allow.
Maxell is reasonable media, so no issues there.
Ditch iTunes. Even the free "media burner" is a step up.

Depending on the software, you might be able to make an "ISO" image and burn that to the CD.

[Patch]

Amy clipping on the recording could muck up the burn...

[space monkey]

I will add that splitting your tracks in say, Audacity, gives you an opportunity to analyze the sound wave for clipping or silence.

Once did a mix that cut off part of the way through and didn't notice until I loaded into an editor.

[Sambo]

I will add that splitting your tracks in say, Audacity, gives you an opportunity to analyze the sound wave for clipping or silence.

Once did a mix that cut off part of the way through and didn't notice until I loaded into an editor.

Nothing worse than recording an unbelievable session only to find you recorded the completely wrong thing! It's like your wife giving birth to fresh air after 9 months.

[soundinmotiondj]

I will add that splitting your tracks in say, Audacity, gives you an opportunity to analyze the sound wave for clipping or silence.

Once did a mix that cut off part of the way through and didn't notice until I loaded into an editor.

I use an external controller that will record a "safety track" at -10dB....for just such occasions.

[ZxZDeViLZxZ]

Or if you don't want to split manually just make a cue file and create a audio ISO this will also make easier for burning or just create the cue file for the wav file may need google I'm not tupingm an how to on it