Project Properties

Description

Enter the title of the project.

Enter name of the artist who performed in the project.

Enter the name of the person who mixed or edited the project.

Enter copyright information about the project.

Enter any comments you want to associate with the project.

Universal Product Codes (UPC) or Media Catalog Numbers (MCN) can be written to a disc-at-once audio CD as a means of identification. However, not all CD-R drives support this feature. Check your CD-R drive documentation to determine if your drive will write these codes.

Enter the code in this box, and the codes will be written to the CD along with the rest of the project.

Universal product codes are administered by the Uniform Code Council. For more information, click here.

Select this check box to use the current dialog settings as the default.

NOTE The Universal Product Code (UPC) / Media Catalog Number (MCN) setting is a unique value and will not be used for new projects.

Description

If you're using Acid Pro, choose Stereo from the drop-down list to create a two-channel stereo project.

Choose 5.1 Surround if you want to perform advanced 5.1-channel mixing. More...

If you're using Acid Pro, enter the number of stereo busses for the project. More...

Choose a setting from the drop-down list to specify the sample rate of the project.

Select a setting from the drop-down list to specify the number of bits used to store each sample. Higher values will increase the quality of playback and any recordings that you make.

Select this check box if you want to apply a low-pass filter to each track in a 5.1 surround project that is assigned to the LFE channel.

Applying a low-pass filter approximates the bass-management system in a 5.1 decoder and ensures that you're sending only low-frequency audio to the LFE channel.

Before rendering your surround project, check your surround authoring application's documentation to determine its required audio format. Some encoders require a specific cutoff frequency and rolloff, and your encoder may require that no filter be applied before encoding.

Choose a frequency from the drop-down list or type a frequency in the box to set the frequency above which audio will be ignored by the LFE channel.

Choose a setting from the drop-down list to determine the sharpness of filter's rolloff curve. Best produces the sharpest curve.

This box displays the path to the folder that will be used when you record new audio or MIDI tracks. Choose <Project> to save recorded files in the same folder as your Acid project file, or click the Browse button to choose a different folder.

The recorded files folder from the Folder tab of the Preferences dialog is used by default unless you choose a project-specific location. If you select the Start all new projects with these settings check box, the setting on the Folder tab of the Preferences dialog will be updated to use the folder specified in the Project Properties dialog.

Select this check box to use the current dialog settings as the default.