first off, let me tell yinz that I’m a computer challanged person (am 53 yrs. old & got my 1st computer 6 mo. ago. Enough about me … I recently downloaded audacity for the purpose of turning single track recordings of concerts into a a cd of numerous tracks! I’ve been searching for 2 days & have been unable to find how I should do this. Can someone please explain this proceedure to me in layman’s terms (i.e. ~ click on this, point on that & click this)? As Jerry Garcia belted out quite a few times, “Somebody help me”. Please reply to me at : [email removed by elf]
Thank you,
Oldschool_Hippie
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Where are you stuck?
Are you capturing a vinyl record and breaking it up into individual songs for Music CD burning? Give us an overview of the whole pathway.
Audacity does not burn anything. All you’re going to do is produce music files, one per song and then dump them into, say, Windows Media and then Windows Media will let you organize them and burn them to a CD. You can’t just pull music files over to the icon for a CD and go home. That will produce a Data CD, not a Music CD. It will not play in you car. You need a Music CD Authoring Program and Windows Media will do that.
Koz