I need to shorten and fade a song on my amazon cloud and burn to cd for my wifes horse show. Will this work for that ?
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Yes, this software is a very well respected Professional quality for production and editing sound. It works with WAV and MP3 formats (WAV is the best for editing). Just be sure that you purchase the artists original work before you use it to create your work! The software can be very intimidating to people who are not sound engineers, or post production editors. But the tutorial is very good and what it sounds like you want to do is very easy with this software.
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Yes you can. You can extend it too. The good thing about it is that the program itself has a 'to show' button.
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If you use a light scribe compatible DVD you can do it. Don't forget to install the right software though.
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Sorry, Terry S., I haven't tried it on those, but it's working fine on audio. I'm pleased that it will copy music to data disks, whereas my old Koss CD Recorder would work only with Audio/Music designated disks. Big difference in price of disks. I still use the Koss to copy LPs to audio disk, then can copy it to cheaper data disks in the Produplicator. Process saves even more when I create my "masters" on Music CD-RW disks. Since I'm into audio instead of video, I'm pleased with my unit, which does just what I wanted. Good luck finding what you need. ken
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Yes, but I think i used it once to burn a DVD for my mother in law, everything i use is cloud or flash drive
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I use CDR -R which have worked. It burns in wma format only. Wont play MP3. Play your LP push the button and it records the LP.. No seperation of tracks though. If you want seperate tranks you have to push button after song is played from LP and push again when next song starts. Has worked great for me. Does not clean up the snaps and pops however I enjoy that part. Music on CDs you buy are too clean and the music does not sound the same. If you want crystal clean you have to run CD thru a seperate progam on your computer. I am from the old school and like the results.
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I only tried it on Music CD-R then downloaded to my Mac without any trouble. It made recordings just the way the unit played them and I was satisfied with them. But the unit stopped making CD's while on number 45 and it wouldn't eject the last one. So I returned it and got a refund. The unit is very cheaply made and I have about 800 records and cassettes to convert. I don't think you can get 50 CD's made before it would fail. I did request a replacement but they quit carrying it for a while and refunded my money. Now they are stocking it again with a sizable price increase. If you get one I would use it a lot quickly and if it goes bad Amazon return policy is very good. i would like to have another one if I knew the quality was better but it doesn't seem like things are made to last anymore. I hope your question was answered and good luck on your decision.
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As long as your are using a computer to do your burning, there is no difference. There used to be a stereo cd copier that was like a home stereo that you copied cds in. THAT machine required Music branded cd-r. Those machines are almost extinct.
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I would assume so, but I'm having a hard time to get the seller to send me a return slip to the seller and now he wants to charge me a restocking fee. I only had the product for 7 days after continuously attempting to make it work as described on TV but I need to purchase additional software and a subscription to Neat Cloud for it to work as described on TV and you still need to set up the files. It's frustrating and a waste of time. I'm better off scanning my documents into a created file and storing it on my computer. It's not that much longer to do and it's much cheaper.
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Check your format for what you are burning in. 88 min max can be burned on a cd-r in a wav file
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Hi Joel, I was looking to do the same thing and the My Cloud has been a great solution. Would recommend that if you're going to move massive amounts of music to your My Cloud then you do it from a computer that has a Ethernet connection to your home network vice a wireless connection....it's way faster that way. Hope that helps
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Yes, but not directly. You would have to transfer the recording to a computer first and then burn your CD.
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Yes it has APT-X source coding, but you won't get that better sound if the other device you're streaming from does not support APT-X. You'll just get regular SBC, which is compressed audio much like mp3. This device is good for personal use, it sounds awesome, can't tell the difference between CD quality and range is about 10 ft.
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This units simply converts an audio signal to its digital counterpart. In essence it should work.
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If your CD burner software supports burning to mp3, it should work. If you have a CD-RW, I would test it out on that before burning to the actual CD to be sure that it works. Hope this helps.
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I don't think so. I used it on my PC with out any special software. It just won't burn Music CDs, only DATA.
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Yes, it will allow you to burn audio files to disk, BUT it would be a bit of overkill. The PlexEasy is designed to copy/burn disks WITHOUT using a computer. I don't know how iTunes works, so I can't say whether or not the disks would work on other devices.You would be better served buying an external DVD burner that plugs into your USB port. You can get a decent one for about $30 here on Amazon.
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Yes, but not mp3's that are on cd. It will only play copies of a digital cd and not a rip to mp3.