This is our Macintosh G3 Power PC Workstation.This station is used in combination with our Yamaha 4X CDRW/CDR CD burner, our Tascam DA30 DAT recorder, JAZZ 2 Gig removableand Glyph 4 Gig drive for mastering and making Compact Disks.

If you want to make a CD in the studio, you'll use this setup and two important programs:

1. PROTOOLS: this program is used to record your sounds from DAT to computer disk

Here's a series of short quicktime movies showing you some of the steps involved in using Protools to make a CD:

• Opening Protools (launching the program on the G3)
• Open two new tracks to record onto
• Record your DAT sounds into these new Protools tracks (roll the DAT tape, then press "RECORD" and "PLAY")
• Now Bounce your newly recorded tracks to disk (takes two mono files and combines them into one stereo file)

2. TOAST: use this program to move your "bounced" files from the hard disk to the CD-R. Here are two quiktime movies demonstrating how to use TOAST to do this:

• Launching TOAST
• Dragging your files from the hard disk into the TOAST WINDOW and burn the CD