Q: Waveburner editing sluggish
I master my clients projects in Logic and bounce out the mastered file as a whole album in one file ready to go to Waveburner to compile as a cd. When I cut up and top and tail the individual tracks from the imported file I find the track start and end editing extremely sluggish and very delayed as to what my cursor is doing. The spinning wheel comes up and I wait when I'm doing what you'd think would be the most basic editing. When you edit the start and end points of an audio region in Logic it's completely responsive to your mouse cursor. Why in Waveburner would this seemingly simple editing have such a sluggish and delayed response. I find it increasingly annoying and pretty much unusable. I have an older generation Macbook 2.2gHz intel running 10.6.4 and it's exactly the same (sluggish).
Also I find the scrolling in Waveburner with both the magic / mighty mouse way too fast and if your finger moves up or down while you're scrolling, your zoom changes... annoying you can't turn this off.
Anybody else have these problems? I'm running a completely up to date OS and Waveburner software.
Just to clarify this happens on my Imac 27" i7 8GB and my 2.2 gHz 4GB macbook both running 10.6.4
Also I find the scrolling in Waveburner with both the magic / mighty mouse way too fast and if your finger moves up or down while you're scrolling, your zoom changes... annoying you can't turn this off.
Anybody else have these problems? I'm running a completely up to date OS and Waveburner software.
Just to clarify this happens on my Imac 27" i7 8GB and my 2.2 gHz 4GB macbook both running 10.6.4
Imac i7, Mac OS X (10.6.4), 8GB Ram
Posted on Oct 5, 2010 2:00 AM