audio CD mastering freeware?

[Babaluma]

Mac or PC? Can't you just keep using CD Architect?

Free, I'm thinking Audacity. Very cheap, maybe Reaper, or Wave Editor (if you are on a Mac).

[lakkyla]

Sorry I should have mentioned PC. I wanted to see if there were any alternatives to CD architect. I suppose I could keep using it but I'm going to be doing a project with multiple stations and multiple locations and I only have one license for CD architect. That's why I was hoping for a freeware alternative. I suppose I could foreward the masters back to my primary station but I was hoping to establish a solution for my "clients" / friends to be able to compile a CD for future extended length releases they are working on.

Reaper or audiacity? Can you make track markers and make a CD ISO image that can be sent to a pressing plant using a standard daw?

[Babaluma]

Sorry, not sure about the track markers, was just suggesting that those two might be capable, although haven't used either for quite some time. You can definitely use Exact Audio Copy to make ISO files though, and that's freeware.