How is it possible to create a music cd, to be resold to the public, of various artists?
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Either they buy the rights (usually from the record label) or the song is public domain.  There's no other legal way.
868663
Make as many CD copies as you can and post them out to as many radio stations that you can find.\n\nGood luck!!
645154
Look for OMD's (online music distributors). On the following page you will find links to 3 sites with huge tables comparing them.\nhttp://baseportal.com/baseportal/goodsounds/howto\nAlso consider to release them under a Creative Commons license.
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Sorry, your only option is encryption at this point. However, if you go through the copyright process with the government you can claim damages for any who tamper with your data. It is difficult but doable. In the meanwhile, even with a copyright you will need to encrypt in order to keep others from tampering. Now, you can use a read only disk. Then they can read what is on it but they can not write from it to another CD. Just go in and click on Properties, then check the "read only" box. That way they can read but not write.
1008480
you can make a cd easily. but playin it on a cd player is a different story you would have to use a CD-R
1059390
Record a CD and send it to a producer or someone high in the  music industry. If they don't reply try going on depending where your from...X-Factor or American idol or whatever. I will when I'm old enough!
307839
What do want to distribute? What specific items would you prefer.\nFind someone doing what you want to do and copy them.\nNo need to reinvent the wheel!
526192
Thats alot of hard work for one person even if they have all the songs you want. Why dont you simply download the songs that you want?\nGo to the links under sources.
964318
it has something to do with folders-or you could just leave the songs as mp3's and burn them on to a disc that way
404306
There are essentially two ways.  With iTunes you can authorize up to three computers to play your tracks.  Just go to iTunes and authorize another computer.  The second way is even easier.  Just burn the songs to a CD and copy the CD to as many computers as you like.  The downside is that, once burned, you will lose a little bit of quality because of compression.  That's normal, and for most listeners you can't tell the difference anyway.
420470
You can copy a Cd you have for yourself.but not for anyone else.It all depends
928967
Why not make your own CDs and sell them.  If you are any good local radio station might air your songs for publicity.
650108
Make your own CD, sell hundreds at your live shows, then approach a label and show them what you've done.  Then they might be interested.
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I think there is software you can buy for copying music and other files onto other computers, but then again, sometimes people will abuse that privelege and share their music illegally in that way. I use a memory stick whenever I need to transfer my music, or I burn the songs I want onto a blank disc and put the disc in my other computer.
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Proabably.  If their uploaded in such a way that people can download them, definitely.  If people can only stream them and not keep them, almost definitely.\n\nSorry.  When you bought those CDs, you bought a license to listen to them yourself, not to give the content avay to others.
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create it as a jukebox or mp3 data with software like sonic,roxio...etc...
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Teach others how to play.\nTour and play wherever you can.\nSell CDs or downloads (iTunes).\nCheck out CDBaby.com\nBecome a session player for a recording company (play on other artists CDs).