| How do I save my
recording or song in my PC, to an audio CD?
After making a recording or
editing an audio file in FlexiMusic Wave Editor, follow these steps to work
on an audio CD:
1. Standard audio CDs
contains 16 bit, stereo audio at a sampling rate of 44100Hz. Most CD
Recorder programs require wav files in that format. So you need to save the
audio file in this format using FlexiMusic Wave Editor.
2. Save each song (track) to
a different files, naming Track01, Track02...
Note: You are limited
to 79 minutes and 30 seconds of audio per recorded audio CD. Use FlexiMusic
Wave Editor to cut a song smaller or join multiple songs as a one song. In
such a way that when you add the durations of all the songs the total should
not exceeds these numbers (79 minutes and 30 seconds).
3. Many PCs have CD ROM that
can only read, You need a "CD Writer" hardware in your PC. Use CD-R discs,
because some players cannot read CD-RW.
4. Use any CD-recording
software to burn audio file to a CD.
Note: When you buy the
CD writer there will be free software together with that, you can use that
to burn the CD. It is best to use the software supplied by the manufacturer
of CD writer to write to CD.
5. To make a disc that can
play in normal CD players, In CD-recording software you have to choose to
create a "Music" or "Audio" CD (not a "Data" CD).
6. Run the CD writing
software to write the audio file to CD.
7. After CD has been
successfully created (check if you can read it).
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