Search the Program CloneCD to make copies of all CD's

I hope that will funktione. I had the same Problem with
an Aqua CD. With CloneCD it worked.

Please tell me if it worked or if you werent able
to find the Program.

Did you manage to get it

regards

Benviall@hotmail.com

I don't know who it is, but try something like www.lyrics.com

Is it a woman or man?
What style of music is it?

: Hi, There is a song that i've been looking for. i don't even know the name of the song or who sings it, but it goes something like this: i've had a hard time leaving this place. i've been losing everything that i've found. i'll kiss the sky hit the ground, build it up and tear it back down.

Yeah, it is possible, you have to select mp3 as your recording format, hwever, in my experience, it doesn't work too well, takes a lot of processor time. However, I haven't tried it with a really new/good system. I know you can do this though, with Supersonic Audio, I think.. and Soundforge should be able to do it..
If it's CD Audio, use Audio Catalyst. It does support that option, in the options, select copy to MP3, but un-check the intermediate wav file option.

Hope this helps!

: im in need of some software that can capture audio and store direct to mp3 not to wav

:
: is this possiable

Winamp can do it.. just select "Nullsoft disc writer form the output driver options..
and remember to select the directory to store them in. When you play the files, remeber to turn off repeat, if you use it, and also, disable the EQ, unless you want the EQ settings reflected in the output..

: OK- I need help to write my cd's, I can not reconfigure mp3's to standard wav flies. Do I need extra software etc... any sudgestions or tips would be greatly appriciated.

The best shareware program I've come across (at least for my needs) is Lime; it's at www.cerlsoundgroup.com

There are a number of other decent ones, but I high quality notation with good lyrics capability, and most others don't do a good job of that.

It has a bit of a learning curve, and some of the formatting is a bit tedious, but it does give excellent printouts.

: Total Recorder is downloadable at
: www.HighCriteria.com
: It records the buffer on your sound card.
: You play it in your real player and record it
: simultaneously in totalrecorder.exe
: Use CDEX(shareware easily findable on the net)
: after to convert wav to mp3.
: TotalRecorder.exe records only 40 sec.
: 10$ US for unlimited recording. I paid and it's
: really worth it. The company is too small for me to break the law.

: real techno.

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Oops, forgot the url:
www.mp3.com/DannyAndersen

Steambox Ripper

: i want to know how to convert ra. files to wav. files please.

:
: How do I convert MP3's to Wav Files??

: Any direction on this would be greatly appreciated!!

: THANKS in advance for your help!!

You can use Winamp to convert mp3 files to WAV files. I'm using version 1.10, but it might not be possible with a version any higher then 2.5 because they left out the plug-ins on purpose.
If you don't have Winamp you can download it over here:
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Winamp/
If you have trouble downloading go to Winamp's own website
http://winamp.com
Once you got it installed this is what you do:
1)Go to the Options menu en select Preferences.
2)Go to Plug-Ins and select Nullsoft Disk Writer Plug-IN
3)Choose your target folder by double clicking on the plug-in or clicking Configure.
4)Close the window and open your MP3 files in Winamp. When you click "Play" it converts the MP3 files to WAV files just like that.

Your biggest problem will not be the microphone, it will be the room. Classical guitar is very quiet and when you record it, and noise outside the room, like traffic, wind, rain, or internal noises such as air conditioning of fan noise from your equipment will get picked up really badly.

For something as simple as Classical Guitar, you might find it best to get a good microphone and a Minidisc recorder, and go somewhere with a really nice acoustic like a well-insulated Church or Hall of some kind.

For transfering onto computer, you either can re-record through the line in socket (not very nice), or use the Optical Output of a good minidisc play going into the digital input of the computer.

Or use a sampler or some other device to copy the sound onto Zip disks or CD-R

Jezar

Jezar

: does anyone know how to reproduce a 'hoover' type of sound used on many hard house/trance records of today. i already own rebirth, but the sounds i require just aren't there! anyone have any suggestions of programs that could do this sound?? I don't want to spend £500 on a roland juno alpha 2 !!!
: Cheers

You should be able to find a sample on the web somewhere if you keep looking. Other than that you need an analogue or analogue modelling synth (could be software)

Reaktor does a passable Juno impression although any 2 or 3 oscillator synth with LFO's should do something suitable.