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WyattRice · 05-02-2011, 03:06 PM

The current Reaper markers have to start with # to separate the track indexes. How about a set of CD Markers? CD Markers could be the indexes, and the title of the markers could be the CD text. This is something that should be in Reaper, natively IMHO. It would make using DDP easier.

Off topic a little. It's a little confusing also when burning a cue/bin to make a CD within Reaper using a Windows machine, because the method chooses to use Windows native CD burning first, which automatically places 2 secs between tracks. It would be better to set the indexes in Reaper, and have the Reaper native method cdrecord/cdrtools show first in that bring down box. Also consider changing the cue/bin to cue/wav, and being able to import a cue sheet, that way when receiving cue/wav from other mastering software, Reaper would import the cue, wav, and CD Markers. Makes since right?

Thanks, Wyatt

05-02-2011, 03:06 PM	#33
WyattRice Human being with feelings Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Virginia Posts: 2,068	The current Reaper markers have to start with # to separate the track indexes. How about a set of CD Markers? CD Markers could be the indexes, and the title of the markers could be the CD text. This is something that should be in Reaper, natively IMHO. It would make using DDP easier. Off topic a little. It's a little confusing also when burning a cue/bin to make a CD within Reaper using a Windows machine, because the method chooses to use Windows native CD burning first, which automatically places 2 secs between tracks. It would be better to set the indexes in Reaper, and have the Reaper native method cdrecord/cdrtools show first in that bring down box. Also consider changing the cue/bin to cue/wav, and being able to import a cue sheet, that way when receiving cue/wav from other mastering software, Reaper would import the cue, wav, and CD Markers. Makes since right? Thanks, Wyatt __________________ DDP To Cue Writer. \| DDP Marker Editor.