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If the destination Playlist already has one or more Tracks in it, the display will prompt "PList not empty. Proceed?" Pressing DOWN/NO will cancel the CD move operation. Pressing UP/YES will begin to copy the entire CD into the destination playlist, with the first CD track placed after the last Track in the playlist.

5.2PLAYLIST EXCEEDS DISC CAPACITY...

MasterLink version 2.0 software now lets you know exactly at which Track a Playlist exceeds the capacity of a Red Book or CD24 disc.

In previous versions of software, if a Playlist was too large to fit on a CD, you would be prompted with the message "Playlist exceeds disc capacity", leaving it up to you to figure out how much you would have to reduce your playlist to get it to fit.

In version 2.0 software, the prompt has been changed to "Playlist exceeds disc at track xx", where xx is the track number (from 01 to 99) where the Playlist became too large for the CD.

5.3IMPROVED MACINTOSH-CD24 COMPATIBILITY

MasterLink CD24s are ISO-9660 compliant CD-ROMs. However, ISO-9660 does not provide explicit Macintosh file system support, specifically relating to the "File Type" and "File Creator" attributes and Finder Flags. This can cause a CD24's AIFF file to not be recognized properly by the Macintosh Finder.

MasterLink version 2.0 software adds the File Type, File Creator, and Finder Flag information to the CD24 so that Macintosh operating systems will recognize the AIFF files upon insertion of a CD24 disc. MasterLink AIFFs should be "drag and drop" compatible right from the CD24 volume on the Desktop.

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ML-9600 specifications

The Alesis ML-9600 is a high-performance digital audio playback and mastering machine that is designed for audio professionals looking for unmatched quality and versatility. This device offers a comprehensive solution for music production, providing a range of features that cater to both studio work and live sound applications.

One of the standout features of the ML-9600 is its support for high-resolution audio formats, allowing users to work with files up to 24-bit, 192 kHz. This ensures that audio fidelity is preserved throughout the recording and playback process. The unit also offers advanced digital signal processing capabilities, enabling users to apply various effects and mastering tools to elevate the quality of their audio projects.

The ML-9600 is equipped with extensive connectivity options. It includes balanced XLR and 1/4" TRS outputs, as well as AES/EBU digital I/O, making it easy to integrate into any professional studio setup. This flexibility is combined with MIDI I/O, allowing for seamless interaction with other musical instruments and devices.

Another key feature of the ML-9600 is its intuitive user interface, which includes a large LCD display and dedicated control buttons. This design allows for easy navigation through menus and quick adjustments to settings. Additionally, the unit supports a range of audio file formats, including WAV, AIFF, and MP3, making it versatile enough to handle various project requirements.

The ML-9600 also comes with a built-in CD writer, facilitating the creation of high-quality audio CDs directly from the device. This feature streamlines the mastering process, allowing audio engineers to produce final products without the need for external equipment.

In terms of durability and build quality, the Alesis ML-9600 is designed to withstand the rigors of professional use. The robust chassis and components ensure that it can handle the demands of both studio environments and live performances.

Overall, the Alesis ML-9600 stands out as a powerful tool for audio professionals, combining high-resolution playback, extensive connectivity, and user-friendly features in a compact design. This device is an excellent choice for anyone looking to achieve top-notch audio quality in their recordings and performances.
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