
I only just realised CDs are clear when I peeled off the label+silver
It was an old broken disc!!

It was an old broken disc!!
Looking for a new platform to distribute my music, which never makes any royalties - I just do it for a hobby. I'm looking for distributors that keep my music up even If I stop paying them a fee, I know they will take a cut if I do this but like I said I make next-to-nothing on my songs. I'm intrigued by Too Lost and iMusician. Is there are benefits to sway to one or the other? I would just be paying the cheapest annual plan for these services.
Some sources say beginning of April as well.
I get why this album might have alienated some long-time BH Surfers fans but this still holds up today. Maybe we'll get a deserved repress on vinyl?
I'm aware RN offers hi-res for a small amount of people in a certain program, but I'm considering changing distribution services as I have a finished album ready to upload to streaming services in 24-bit 48kHz, yet RN does not offer anything higher than CD quality for its free users. Is there any update on allow Hi-Res files soon, or will I have to look at alternative distribution services for my needs?
I'm creating a CD master of an album and have all my tracks lined up and named to markers in the same project, but I'm not sure if it's actually possible to bounce each file out, gapless using the marker points? I've been able to do this in other DAWs before but not seeing anything in Logic?
I've switched to CDBurnerXP as I found it more reliable at burning my CD-Rs but there seems to be a harsh limit on the amount of characters you can put as the CD Title and individual tracks.
Compared to other software I've used previously, they allowed for much longer strings of text and after burning the CDs, this text shows up in all its long glory with no issues, so I find it a bit disappointing that CDBurnerXP has a limit? Any reason for this?
First of all gotta say that I'm new to collecting so this might be dumb but:
I just bought this record and it appears to be this version: Discogs, there's no other that fits the description of mine closely enough
Even just searching for [barcode] cm doesn't get me anywhere
There's just three things that make mine different - I didn't get a digital download code, the "♡cm" on the runout is missing in the linked version and on mine the B-side runout has GI243L(B)P B with the B in parentheses being crossed out etched onto it
Now I'm wondering whether or not I have the linkes version or if I got some lucky weird one of a kind thing going on here..
Would I be put up against the wall for relating The Final Cut as the sole example of Pink Floyd in this context???? I'm scared.
On my previous windows machine I enjoyed using the TT dynamic range meter and the foobar2000 component for measuring DR values of my files, but on Mac I can't find anything online that does this job of measuring (preferably) an entire file to give out a number.
I really don't fancy paying a fee for the MAAT stuff.
Hi, I am creating separate masters for a CD bounce I am doing of an album and stuck deciding between which POW dithering option. I've read the manual and looked online and it mentions 1 being for compressed pop/rock, 2 for vocal and 3 for classical. The music I've created is very alternative and while I have run it through Logic's mastering assistant I've knocked the loudness knob back by 0.20. I'm not sure which dither option is best to go for here, since it is not uber-compressed but its not classical or anything.
By the way, all of the tracks are mainly instrumental, in case that helps.