I have just bought Magix Audio Cleaning lab 2016. I could not find Audio DVD burning facilities or PSP and other plugins. (Both appear on alc 2013. Have gone back to that for now.)
I am curious, why do you want to create what would normally be an audio CD on a DVD? Do normal CD players, like in cars, accept and play DVDs like a CD?
Normally, DVDs are for videos.
I have Audio & Music Lab Premium (AML) and under File, there is a possiblity to Burn data CD/DVD, which opens Speed burnR in which you can create a CD or DVD. Did you try this? I use this to create video DVD's.
Did you try doing everything for a CD but then put a DVD into the burner? It might work; I haven't tried it.
The answer to using an Audio DVD instead of a CD is simple - length! (Google) . A CD is about 700 MB or so while an audio DVD is about 8.5 GB! A (a video DVD is about half this and gives you worse quality anyway.) CD is ok for a single album but no good for any kind of archiving, say for a complete performance. (I have a very large collection of shellac 78s from 1908 onwards that I would like to archive). A dedicated Audio DVD player is necessary of course.
The problem is that it does not seem possible to burn longer than CD length on anything! Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 2013 seems to cope OK.