I want to edit music, but can't seem to download from a cd onto my computer.  help?  Thanks?
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if your running windows and you have window media player you can use it to download the cd to the computer.  if you dont have media player you will need to get some sort of media player to rip the music to the hard drive. most newer computers have windows media player.
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hi try to use any mp3 editor.like sound forge or u can use nero's audio editor if u r burning an audio cd. if it is in mp3 format. ifnot then use appropriate editor and save file and then burn it onto disk.
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Simply rip the cd using your windows media player.\nBe sure to change the rip setting so it converts to mp3, you can adjust for quality or small size.
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Nero is the best..\n\nGet cdex from cnet.com also\n\nits free.\n\nYou need cdex to convert the mp3 to wav format \n\nto make a playable cd.\n\nGood luck!!!
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bitcomet.com  download the program then you will dowload the entire CD.  if you dont want all of the tracks, then uncheck the ones you dont want to dowload.  its really really easy.
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Simple!!\nIf u r using Windows XP! open Windows media player! u'll find an opetion to Rip ur CD Into MP3 Form.
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Use windows media player.\n\nPut the cd in and rip it to your hard drive.\n\nNero can do this also\nor\n\nDbPowerAMP music converter. Go to www.download.com to download it
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Just rip the CD's on your Mac with iTunes (use "Get CD track names" from the Advanced menu before importing and use 192 kbps MP3 in Preferences/Import). When you come back, just copy the MP3's from your Mac to your PC.
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if you have windows xp then you download a song from the internet and it will say open or save press save then it will download wait untill its down it will show up on ur desktop then click and drag to windows media player and the go to burn to cd or device click that then hit copy on the blank cd u could also put regular cd in your computer and upload them and save them to you computer the open you music folder and click drag to windows media player and the copy to cd or device then copy to a blnk cd and enjoy
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Open iTunes, put CD into PC driver, wait until it's recognized by program check the songs u wanna import click on import icon almost on down right corner of screen presto!
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1.Open your real player.\n2 Go ot View then My Library.\n3.Manage files like Itunes.\nYou can pop CD with Real Player or Itunes just try to remember to put all mp3 files in same folder so you can't confuse later.Specialy when using Itunes as another player.\nYou can download almost any clips/mp3 as long down-loadable or you can used "save target as" and make sure create special folder for this just in case you want to remove it.\n\nThat's all I know!Please let me know if right for you!
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right if i think what you are trying to do is, you have saved music off of a browser and saved as: then you cant , it is automatically turned into a digi code that cannot be read. If you want music just go to limewire and do it that way , much easier.
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you must have a cd writer and the software of that cd writer (ex. nero) to copy a songs into a cd..
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You will have use "Create Data CD" option when you start to create your "media" CD. The music you copy cannot be CD tracks if they need to co-exist on a media dist with other files (pictures, etc) Music in MP3 or MIDI format for example can co-exist with pictures or any other data files.
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Download iTunes (it's free), put your cd in, and there is a button on the top right side of iTunes that say "import cd" and it will save it onto your computer, and you can play the cds through iTunes and make mixes, etc.
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well for download. go to www.limewire.com or any music downloading softwares. eg: bearshare, ares and etc....
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I only have programs to go the other way around.  I configured Winamp to change midi files to wav files (I found out how on the interent), then I use audioconverter to change the wav file to mp3 (so that I can burn it on audio CD's.  Try either searching the internet for (use the quotes) "wav to midi", or go to www.download.com and browse for something there.