Do you have any burned music CD's?

A burned CD is created using a CD-R or a CD-RW drive on your computer, to make a copy of a music CD. There are also other ways of making a burned CD.

Votes	Answer
15	Yes, and I did it myself
15	Yes, and a friend did it for me
5	Yes, I use them as part of my work
22	No
1	I don't know what a burned CD is
1	Other

User	Comment
cpierson	posted 5-Oct-2000 1:13pm One, a copy of an old demo tape that's no longer available, and was never available on CD.
Jemmy	posted 5-Oct-2000 2:59pm Yeah, I have two that my friend made me, and he is making a third for me, as soon as I remember to give him the playlist.
Kristal_Rose	posted 5-Oct-2000 8:23pm Burned a back-up of my website last night which includes sound effects. I want to burn some irreplacable casette tapes of things like Indian Ragas, Stochausens 'metal machine music', anh the velvet underground playing on three turntables at once recorded off the college station when I was younger. Its not such a priority that I'm buying a used tape deck, plus I wish I had software to clean up the sound.
Kristal_Rose	posted 5-Oct-2000 8:30pm I'm opposed to the idea except for mastering your own sets. If your only motive is to save money, then you do recording artists or other music purchasers a disservice. My old cassette compilations would include the Clash, Mancini, ancient Heads, Camper Van Beethoven, X, and Nancy Sinatra on the same tape. The segways were a delightful art in themselves.
jettles	posted 5-Oct-2000 10:15pm not yet!!
Hotbabe	posted 6-Oct-2000 6:57am Yes, I'm a voiceover artist and had some done professionally to promote me.
Maarten	posted 6-Oct-2000 8:25am Yes, a few games, FrontPage, PhotoShop, things like that.
Jody	posted 6-Oct-2000 9:10am Actually, they're unreleased music my husband recorded.
Maarten	(reply to Maarten) posted 6-Oct-2000 9:26am Oops.. MUSIC CD's. No, I don't have any.
Hotbabe	posted 6-Oct-2000 12:23pm I've read the question again!
natsim	(reply to Hotbabe) posted 6-Oct-2000 5:53pm A voiceover artist? Like on TV? You're so cool!
kaleb777	posted 7-Oct-2000 7:08am I use Nero, and have had some problems with errors. Can anyone suggest some good burning software?
Maarten	(reply to kaleb777) posted 7-Oct-2000 8:19am I hear MusicMatch is quite good. Not onlycan you burn CD's, it's also an MP3 player and it converts wav to MP3.
msgman	(reply to Maarten) posted 7-Oct-2000 8:36am I use MusicMatch, and I like it. The latest version of Windows Media Player (free download from Microsoft) will record onto CD, but I haven't tried it for that so I don't know how good it is.
Hotbabe	(reply to natsim) posted 7-Oct-2000 9:48am Well I wouldn't go that far lol I'm trying to break into it after being trained by a tv presenter.
Maarten	(reply to msgman) posted 7-Oct-2000 9:52am The latest version of Windows Media Player made my PC crash..
nihon	(reply to Maarten) posted 8-Oct-2000 6:09pm The latest version of Windoze (for that matter, *every* version of Windoze) made my olde PC crash. Yes, it was olde.
North79	posted 10-Oct-2000 12:11pm Yeah a few that were burned for me.

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