#Waveburner alternative update
#Waveburner alternative pro

If you are doing all your sonic mastering in another app, then something like Sonoris DDP Creator, or HOFA CD Burn & DDP may be all you need to finish the job. There is also a Wavelab Elements version that is less expensive and may fit your needs. Wavelab is more expensive than the others mentioned above but I think the cost is warranted if you need the features. Most of what I suggest has been added or addressed. PG, the Wavelab developer is good about implementing feature requests in my opinion.

It's been worth the investment of time and cost. Wavelab 8.5 is what I use daily and I really like it, but I've also spent a lot of time learning it, reporting bugs on the forum, and requesting features that are tailored to my workflow. I believe the price for both of the apps mentioned above is $99 or less. I just haven't had the time to learn Triumph well enough to use it as my daily mastering DAW.

#Waveburner alternative update

They have excellent support and update their apps fairly often. As a company in general, I really like Audiofile. Triumph by Audioflle Engineering is another good option although the learning curve can be a bit steep depending on your intuition. There was a lapse in updates to DSP-Quattro but I believe you can email Stefano (the developer) via the website and request the latest beta or unofficial update. Whenever I have to go back into Waveburner to rescue an old project, I'm so happy I no longer have to use it regularly.ĭSP-Quattro is probably most similar in appearance and feel to Waveburner. There are a few decent options for OSX these days to replace Waveburner with a dedicated mastering DAW. If you're only mastering your own material, I suppose there are no rules, but a dedicated mastering DAW like the ones I will mention below will be very helpful in producing proper masters for clients that may need to be in a variety of formats such as DDP, 24-bit WAV, native sample rate WAV etc. It leaves too much room for error or change when it comes to the gaps between songs.

#Waveburner alternative pro

This is not so easy to do in a non-mastering DAW like Logic or Pro Tools. However, I argue that a project is not fully mastered until it's properly sequenced in a dedicated mastering DAW, all CD-Text & metadata properly entered and the end format properly rendered such as DDP, 24-bit WAV, 16-bit WAV etc. Can't you pretty much master inside the Logic Pro Environment now?You can do the sonic portion of the mastering process in any DAW that you want to.