Making a CD mix.
- Thread starter stosh
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Nero. (Name of one program)
Just drag them into the selection area. Most programs are self explanatory. You should have no problems. If they're MP3's they should automatically format to CDA which is standard audio CD files.
Just drag them into the selection area. Most programs are self explanatory. You should have no problems. If they're MP3's they should automatically format to CDA which is standard audio CD files.
Virtually any CD burning program will have an option to create a "music CD". That will automatically format the songs for you - just drag and drop, and burn.
Nero is a great program, highly recommended, but anything you have is fine.
Be warned that your.. uh.. backup, if in MP3 format, won't sound as good as a normal CD. Depending on how it was encoded (92kbps, 128kbps, 192kbps, etc.) you may not be able to tell the difference, but some MP3s are ripped and encoded poorly and the glitches show up in any kind of decent stereo.
Nero is a great program, highly recommended, but anything you have is fine.
Be warned that your.. uh.. backup, if in MP3 format, won't sound as good as a normal CD. Depending on how it was encoded (92kbps, 128kbps, 192kbps, etc.) you may not be able to tell the difference, but some MP3s are ripped and encoded poorly and the glitches show up in any kind of decent stereo.
stosh...the term 'backup' is misleading...do you want to archive the stuff to another location, or make an audio disc of a homemade selection of various songs?
there are a ton of cd burning programs out there, including free ones. as SK6 mentioned, Nero is a great one but not free. that said i think it worth it.
there are a ton of cd burning programs out there, including free ones. as SK6 mentioned, Nero is a great one but not free. that said i think it worth it.
Stosh, my recommendation........ Have narlus do it for you.
Dude, thats like arranging your underwear drawer, we each do it differently...stosh said:
Seriously, just try different combinations. What you'll find however is that when you put a "best of" CD together, your of a certain mindset; However, when listening, your mindset may be completely different. So just try a couple of different arrangements.
Hey, I have a silly music software question.
Is there any software out there where you can blank out certain words?
This instructor at the gym is always asking me to bring her some music to use for her classes, but everytime I find a song with the right beat, they gotta yell, motha*(^%$ at the end or something.
Just curious.
Is there any software out there where you can blank out certain words?
This instructor at the gym is always asking me to bring her some music to use for her classes, but everytime I find a song with the right beat, they gotta yell, motha*(^%$ at the end or something.
Just curious.
First, you need to find the non-southern draw version of the song, then you............Jeremy R said:
stosh, what you ask us is impossible, as SK6 rightly pointed out. we don't know the songs, or your intended audience.
personally, i don't spend all that much time worrying about sequence and flow...i just try to make sure that i don't alternate fast/slow tempo songs back to back all the time, or get stuck in one pace for too many songs either.
personally, i don't spend all that much time worrying about sequence and flow...i just try to make sure that i don't alternate fast/slow tempo songs back to back all the time, or get stuck in one pace for too many songs either.