Cubase Metadata, ISRC and Author question.

[OneDaySky]

Hey all, this may be a silly question. I just want to make sure im filling in these areas correct. I set em back to default and wanna know what you guys fill in these areas?

I attached a picture!

 

[OneDaySky]

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[Skaldir]

You can't enter ISRCs in Cubase. You can do that in wavelab.
Remember each track has an individual ISRC.

 

[OneDaySky]

You can't enter ISRCs in Cubase. You can do that in wavelab.
Remember each track has an individual ISRC.

Thanks man. I read about this in the Wavelab manual today. How do you guys fill in those spaces on the attached picture?

 

[robstorm]

If you're not running WaveLab, there are some (cheaper) alternatives to produce Red Book standard masters:

Wave Editor (for Mac)
Sony CD Architect (Windows)
Roxio Toast (or Jam)
Nero (latest versions)

The last two aren't ideal though

 

[Skinny Viking]

^ do you have a brother named John?

 

[robstorm]

^ do you have a brother named John?

If that's aimed at me, nope? *confused*

 

[Skinny Viking]

If that's aimed at me, nope? *confused*

was a little forum joke man, no worries

if you need a laugh, enjoy
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/production-tips/466567-how-do-mix-drums.html

didn't mean to hijack the thread, couldn't resist

don't mind me

 

[robstorm]

was a little forum joke man, no worries

if you need a laugh, enjoy
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/production-tips/466567-how-do-mix-drums.html

Dude. Day = made! Hahaha that was awesome

 

[OneDaySky]

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[JeffTD]

Just leave them blank and default, it means literally nothing. Once you bounce your .wavs and get them into a program for sequencing (Wavelab, Waveburner, etc...), you assign CD/track names, ISRC codes, etc.

 

[OneDaySky]

Thx Jeff. Yeah from what I've found, it seems these fields are for scores in cubase. They export this info with them.