Toast 8

henryrobinett · 11th February 2008

Is this important? I'm using Toast/Jam 6 still. Sometimes it snags. There's also the Mac burning software. Sometimes I question the reliability of some of my burns. Is Toast, for $49 the answer?

Dr Gruv · 11th February 2008

it is very cool...

i was even able to load and use some of my audio units plugs - in toast - without opening an audio program!

pretty cool time saver

mikebeck · 12th February 2008

I've had Toast 8 for a while, and have had zero problems with it, though, to be fair, previous versions always worked for me too, unless I was having a hardware problem.
The full version of Toast 8 has Jam features built into it, and it also comes with a nice searchable cataloging utility to keep track of your discs that are offline.

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henryrobinett Gear Guru Joined: Feb 2004 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 10,229 Thread Starter	Toast 8 Is this important? I'm using Toast/Jam 6 still. Sometimes it snags. There's also the Mac burning software. Sometimes I question the reliability of some of my burns. Is Toast, for $49 the answer? __________________ All the best, Henry Robinett http://www.henryrobinett.com/ http://soundcloud.com/henry-robinett

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11th February 2008	#2
Dr Gruv Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2003 Posts: 535	it is very cool... i was even able to load and use some of my audio units plugs - in toast - without opening an audio program! pretty cool time saver

12th February 2008	#3
mikebeck Gear nut Joined: Feb 2006 Posts: 132	I've had Toast 8 for a while, and have had zero problems with it, though, to be fair, previous versions always worked for me too, unless I was having a hardware problem. The full version of Toast 8 has Jam features built into it, and it also comes with a nice searchable cataloging utility to keep track of your discs that are offline.