One minor beef is that the box is too big for shipping just a CD this is an overkill that does not meet my idea of 'green' design. There are many more features that I've not used, but this software has met my needs and saved me time too! Excellent product. Since I am making about 25 copies for each concert, this is a great improvement too. The other very cool bonus is that Toast allows you to batch process making a number of copies of one CD this saves much time compared to the one-at-a-time method that iTunes forces. So Toast is superior in every way on the programming of gaps. You can also set it to no-gap and there is NOT even the little hiccup that iTunes included when it ignored gaps. It allows the gap setting to a far wider range of values, but you can also customize the gap on a track-by-track basis. Toast Titanium 11 has rescued this for me. Apple has ignored the complaints registered in its support area for those years. I used to use iTunes to burn the CDs, but starting two or so versions back, iTunes has had a bug in it that ignores the setting of gaps between the tracks on the audio CD. On the Mac, I use Sound Studio to clip out the introductions, applause, dead-air, etc., normalize the volume across the tracks, then split out the tracks as separate WAV files.

I record the concert track with a Zoom H2 Handy recorder. I bought this software to burn copies of audio CDs of concerts by a group for which I am one singer.

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