I think it's just cool to make my own physical playlists with covers I like. And if anything happens to the internet, or just my devices, I can still listen to music
For years I've been making how to burn a CD tutorials that have 1000000+ views, but man you've really nailed it I'm not even going to bother this year. Well done and I love the time capsule bit!
I was born in the digital age, but I prefer physical media. I don’t want to pay a ton of different subscriptions to watch the shows I like and listen to the movies I like. I’d rather make a one time purchase of a CD or DVD and get to watch/listen to it as many times as I want without any buffering as long as I take good care of it. Also, there’s just something different about putting a record on or listening to a CD in my room, or even listening to a good radio station. I want to try and burn a CD of my favorite songs that are only available as singles so even if the artist made their albums on records or CDs, I wouldn’t be able to get a hold of it.
I just got my first car that has a CD player, and it’s been a kind of silly wish of mine to successfully burn a CD on my own and play it. This will totally help, thank you :)
I've become really invested in CD burning recently, cause I want to put some playlists that are on youtube on them! Thank you for the video, I greatly appreciate it!!!
Appreciate videos like these. I started collecting and using cds half a year ago, i never personally owned cds because I was a kid when cds were popular. Cds are so neat.
ive recently gotten into playing my own cds on my portable cd player, makes me feel cool lol, i thought about maybe burning my own cds because its hard to find cds made by artists being sold anymore, thank you for this video, super helpful!! :D
I had ripped all my CD's to digital years ago, I'm old 62. a couple of years ago I had a house fire that destroyed my CD collection. I was able to salvage my hardrives. I began to burn these back to CD's. I have burned over 350 plus back. With covid, I was able to buy a refurbished NAD CD player for a reasonable price. I do have blusound node2i as well. I a'm retired now, but burning to CD is actually fun. I noticed that Fractal Design released a case, The Fractal Pop that actually has a 5.25 drive bay. My car doesn't have a drive, so my CD is home use only.
i go to computer shop to burn my playlist when i was in elementary to high school, man, those were the days but now, already earning to buy tons of official CDs that i love. CD forever! 💿🤘🏻
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I burn CDs, but not for a mix cd or anything but to back up the actual cd itself. A lot of CDs I get are pre-owned because you know their loss is my gain, some though have been quite difficult to find and have been a bit more expensive than I'd usually pay so I make the backup so the original is safe in its case. The last lot of CDRs I had were Hp, they weren't to bad and I can't remember having any trouble with them. As for the burning part it depends on how I ripped the cd, sometimes I'd use the free personal use only version of Acohol100% which you can make an image of the cd and burn it through the app itself. If I rip it as FLAC I use Anyburn and that seemed to be ok.
Great summary Mike, enjoyed the video and agree with a lot of what you said. Thanks. Thought it was just me that still burned CDRs! Some thoughts from an old Napster/Winamp "veteran"... (1s and 0s are all the same folks, this probably isn't for you) To save reading heres the short version: What I found to give best results reliability, ease of use and sound quality. RIPPING: Exact Audio copy ripped to AIF (not Flac) using external compression encoder SoX. Flac format is fine too, lowest compression level 5 is default set to 1, no encoder needed but 2-3% less sound quality when file burned. (in my opinion!) CD MEDIA: JVC/CMC Pro Taiyo Yuden BURNING: 16/44 - Foobar2000 with Audio CD Writer plugin added Hires - CDBurnerXP (automatic conversion to 16/44 prior to burning) - burn at lowest speed your drive can do. But there's more... Audiophile nerd with this stuff from back in the day, found over the years that the combination of what CDR media burning software used can give different results sound quality wise? Spent a bit of time chasing that "best sound quality", my $0.02 worth I found in my travels. Great Online resource all things CD here: www.cdrinfo.com/forum/ * RIPPING EAC for burning is the way to go for the most accurate rip, absolutely. 1 thing? Originally ripped to FLAC, compression level 5? Always the curious one, I compared AIF (apple lossless) rips to FLAC. Both "lossless" and whilst TECHNICALLY no difference _bits are bits, right?_ AIF rips sound better to me than Flac. There ARE technical differences in both formats, maybe one makes the CPU work less in umcompressing the file - Who knows? Mad, I know, but enough of a difference to have re rerip my CDs in AIF format. * WHAT CDR MEDIA TY CDR media is hands down the best, tried several brands and these always won out for sound quality and failure rate. * BURNING 2 scenario's: - burning 16/44 CD quality to CD - burning Hires to to CD (You can burn DSD to CD, but thats outwith scope of my word salad here) Tried most software out there and after much trial and error heres what works best for me. 16/44 Foobar 2000 with Audio CD Writer plugin added. www.foobar2000.org/ www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_burninate Can do DSP downsampling, Dither and Replaygain, but most importantly has a "burn gaplessly" tickbox. Maybe less CPU numbercrunching in the burn process, dunno, but burnt CDs sound better in comparison to other software I've tried. Hires You need to downsample hires to 16/44 before you can burn it onto a CD. How? Sometimes the best source for sensible information on this stuff comes from the Pro Audio world, those guys record and master the music we listen to. They would, say, record a session in 24/96 and downmix it to 16/44 for sending out CDs to get approval on. How do they do it? You can acually do it in Foobar Audio CD Writer plugin, just set it to 16/44 and your good to go, and some of those guys do just that. I tried many different ways, from free to pro level Weiss Saracon software and all were more/less work and sounded slightly different. Happily to me what sounded the best converting hires to 16/44 was the easiest to use, the conversion all done automatically was a free software you mentioned Mike, CDBURNER XP After using the Weiss software and able to control every conversion setting, not knowing how CDBurner XP did its conversion took a bit of getting my head around, but it DID sound the most like the original Hires file out of all of them. Happy now in the way I rip and burn CDs now - since and simple and I know Im getting great results and dont need to look further.
I've a similar experience with Foobar and Flac files by playback. PC is connected via HDMI thru GPU to AV Receiver. I don't know if it's the "Noise" of the PC Hardware or something with Foobar but for me it Sounds better also as AIF if it's pure wav. But i don't hear that difference when i use picoreplayer with a pi zero w via HDMI to the AV Receiver with LogitechMediaServer as Source from NAS.
I prefer and love ripping my own cd's. I don't have to connect to the internet and I have full control over quality, versions and immediate access. No compression, no internet, direct music play.
I burned so many CDs that I can't even remember all of them. I did a lot of driving for work and an MP3 CD would have 200 plus songs and would last me a week. I made Christmas MP3 CDs for everybody at work and they really liked them. I also backed up thousands of old time radio episodes on dual layer DVDs.
I buy all my discs, both movies & music. I've bought 300 SACDs and around 1900 CDs since summer 2009. I use CD Ripper in dBpoweramp to rip all the CDs I've bought. I love CD Ripper.
My experience is that burning at slow speed delivers a longer timespan of readability for CD-Rs, including data CDs.. I've tested this with different older CD players that have less developed error corrections. The burner and the speed is most likely just as or more important to preserving your data over time than the quality of the empty CD-R.
Hey. Like most people I used to burn off of a CD at the highest speed. A few years down the track that rare copy became unplayable. After a little research I set the copy and burn speed much slower. No problems. Cheers.
Several years ago I bought an Apple DVD player for playing movies, the SuperDrive. Then, later on, I decided to update all my lossy albums to lossless, and the DVD player came in real handy because it plays/burns/rips CDs as well. So all I need for all of this endeavor is my Macbook, the SuperDrive and whatever CD I want to rip/burn.
When I burn my cd and play them either on my pc or in the car, etc, the name i inputed of the song or artist never shows it just says track 1, any help?
This is like the newest video on TH-cam how to burn a DVDs on TH-cam. I honestly wanna learn how to burn a DVD so I can have DVDs in my car so I don’t have to use my phone. This albums I want to get but they’re really old so they’re not available to buy any more.
MA. Thanks for information provided...good job.....well where is the how to burn a CD part of process..? Please make it easy user friendly...especially for windows 10...loading the software issues and clear easy to see screens from step ..one to the finished product. Include converting CD to conventional or standard CD/DVD players sold in store. If you have this already...where is the link? Most important thanks for sharing...very generous.
Appreciate the info on CD-R and external DVD/CD Drive. Definitely getting the external DVD drive. How would you burn cassette recordings to CD so that the CD will play back in standard DVD players?
I burn CD-Rs for a different reason. I like to "remaster" certain CDs because they then sound better to me. Especially older pressings. I use Foobar2000 to host the dsp plugins I use and directly convert the CD to remastered WAV files. I then use Foobar2000 to burn the new CD either with or without gaps. I also use the Superdrive with my Windows notebook.
Hello, I would like to print some covers that I have found for a couple of cds that I cannot buy because they are out of print. Could you advise me what type of paper would be suitable and if there is any program for mac to embed or copy the original covers that I have and using the right measurementsof the CD? Thank you
@@audioarkitekts I used music cdrs on my JVC XL-5000 CD/CDR three tray CD recorder which copied an original red book ( master ) cd using a one-bit recording process resulting in an exact first generation duplicate of the original. The unit had a SCMS ( serial copy management system ) that installs a copy-bit in the copied CD preventing the recorder from making second generation or "serial" copies. But it did allow burning further copies of the red book ( master ) cd. In the 18 years I owned the unit I burned over 1,100 cds before the unit quit the burning process. It still plays all cds. After it stopped burning, 2 years ago, the parts needed became unobtainable for repair. It still plays all cd media. I listen to it with a vintage Kenwood receiver while working in my garage. Marrantz also made such a unit. Stereophile tested and recommended both units for their one-bit recording process. Wow, I miss making those copies.
Mike, I am 71 years old and enjoy all your informative videos. Going back to my earlier remarks concerning Taiyo Yuden. T Yuden assisted in the development of the cd with Sony and Phillips.They made some metal particle chrome position tapes for "Harman America" ( division of Harman International ) which were sold under the name "TRIAD". If referring to music TRIAD may mean 3 music notes. I dnk for sure. They had a funnel shaped window on the cassette. BTW I am not embarrassed to say I still listen to cassettes while working in my garage.They were recorded on my still functioning Nakamichi deck. OMGosh. Now I know I am older than I realized.Thnx for keeping it interesting.
This is coming in handy as i just bought a used Inifiniti G37 and playing music from my phone seems impossible in the car! Im excited to make cds and have a old school cd book! Cant wait to show my kids and teach them not so simple and easy ways to live life lol even if its just flipping through a cd book!
Hello Mike, I am like you. I love CDS, I grew up with them, I have a huge collection of original CDS and I have thousands of recorded CDs. I like everything related to CDS, cover art, photos, information etc... even smelling them, hahaha!!! so for me I will continue to use the CDS until the day I die. Unfortunately, where I live, the original CDS are not available, especially the first edition, first press ones from the 80's and 90's, so I have to resort to making my own copies. Love your T-shirts. I send you a big and affectionate greeting!
I thought I was the only one that smells the inside of the case when I open a new album lol I did the same with cassettes when I was a kid lmao Thank you so much for the support Pepe!
Hey there! Ive got a Sony MHC-RX99 hifi system from 1998 that won't play any of my burned discs, even sony CD-Rs surprisingly and even at low burn speeds. The burned discs are only read once the system has been turned off for a few hours or so. Is there any way i can get burned discs to be read at any time?
I hear burning speed can affect readability on some devices (the faster you burn the less readable). How much truth is there on this? Great video btw. I love CDs and this channel.
well, those were the times ... 🙂 ... I do burn my own but after buying a cd album then I rip it into mp3/flac and then put most of them on cd,just for random playing purpuse later on[and for archive reason as well,although I put them all on hdd/ssd drives]. I mostly buy VERBATIM cd-r. My first ones , burned in late '90s are still well playable,no problem with them at all. 😊
Hi there!!! This video is so informational but, is it possible to provide a link to the type of CDs you use for burning? Id like to buy the brand you redommended 😅❤
I've been trying to get cd-rs to work in my car radio (toyota 16823), but it always plays the CD's so jittery, and buggy, but plays cd-roms just fine. I'm using verbatim cd's with a slim-style lg cd+dvd read/writer (GP63EX70), with windows media player, with MU3, as an audio disc. I don't know where I'm going wrong with this, I desperately need help so I can play music on my car radio :(
Without even watching this just yet I quickly wanted to ask how to separate a saved TH-cam list of music which is also in video format of course into individual TRACKS to use in my Vehicles CD player? I have the Wondershare utility/App on my Macbook Air and download the TH-cam videos with that but I want to create a CD for the Car......and so not sure how to burn them into individual tracks an not just one long list of music all playing continuously in the car and not being able to skip tracks or go back to a track and whatnot?
I may mostly play digital rips but CDs are my preferred medium. I do buy music from Qobuz (singles that are otherwise unavailable) so I do need to back it up, if only ‘cos I’m an IT nerd!
Okay but where to buy JVC CDs now? At least in Hungary the only option for high quality CD-R is Verbatim AZO (Make sure the package says AZO as the non-AZO or "EXTRA PROTECTION" packages are made by CMC Magnetics)
Okay so this is gonna make me sound a little stupid but I honestly don’t know anything about CDs. I’m 15 and I haven’t ever burned a cd and have only ever used them a couple times, and they were my dads. I’m really glad you went into detail about the process and explained what’s what. I want to make a few playlists for my brothers car, since it doesn’t have an aux and he loves music. We’re gonna be sharing the car once I learn to drive to this is gonna be really nice once i do learn. I love music but streaming is really expensive and I just can’t afford to have music AND tv anymore. I’m really excited to learn more about this and get to doing it. Anyways thanks for making this it’s really helpful for younger generations that don’t know much about how to make physical media! Edit: does anyone have recommendations for cheaper external players? And programs? I’m broke/saving a lot of my money for a concert lol. Sorry for being so out of touch for this, it’s my first time ever learning about it 😅
As a former employee in the industry and developing the quality measuring equipment of optical media. A "trick" to actually get "better"/"acceptable"/"in specification" blank CD-R records. Is to buy a branded one! Why? It is that CD-R manufactures makes the stamper so that the first ones is actually slightly out of specification but when it starts to wear down the stamper it slowly goes to be in specification. Until it get worn out and getting out of specification again and needs to be replaced. So all those that's "in specification" limits (for the CD-R specification it is not red book it is actually orange books that I have used to implement test parameters from in the test equipment that determine if a disc is in or out of specification.) Will get a brand and all other that actually works somewhat but are out of the orange book specification will get sold as "no name" CD-Rs. In other words the manufacturer has fully control of their production and the quality and there is quality reasons why it is cheaper and "no name" even if the disc is made in the same plant and mashine as the branded CD-Rs are made. So no those discs is not "actually brand X and sold as no names". And no there is no bargain to be had. (If someone thought that). Another tip to get as good quality as possible is to try to make sure that the latest FW is used in the drive that is available. And it is not that simple that 1x burn speed is giving better results than 52x burn speed does. Actually to know the optimal speed to use with a specific type of CD-R is to try them out and test the results you get. But that equipment is not available for us. But maybe I would go down a notch from the specified speed that the disc is certified for. For example if it is a 52x disc (yes disc dictate the speed not only the drive) then go with 48x. And trust me 1x is not getting the job better.. it is more complex than we can imagine and to long to go into here. Good luck with your endeavour into burning CD-R:s. ❤
My car is 20 years old. It has a cd player but no kind of bluetooth sync or any of that more modern stuff. Ever since I got the car I've been getting so much more into CDs. Sadly, there's tons of music now that only releases digital. For that reason, I need to figure out how to do this. They don't make computers with disk drives anymore either, so I really am having to work from the ground up here. thanks for the drives recommendation.
I could never choose aux over my cd's, I love being able to buy music that does not have a physical release on Amazon Music and then Burning it to my Discs. Kim Dracula, here's looking at you. Please release your next album PHYSICALLY! Also thank you for the video, I burned the same album on 3 different cd's with different software. The first and best result that is comparable to my store bought cd's was K3B on Linux Mint, then I used the xfce burn utility that totally destroyed the rip. Lastly I used Windows Media Player as I did my WHOLE LIFE and it worked perfectly and was the easiest but had less features and was roughly the same output and quality of my aux from my phone. I also want to note that K3B allowed me to set an artist and album name that my cd player in the car actually displayed so not only did it sound the best but it had that little extra touch. Unfortunately the second and 3d burn attempt totally failed so I switched :(
Soo I tried burning a (cd-rw) soI can put songs on my car,tried using media player everything was fine burned 11 songs and went to my car,once i inserted the disc the songs were being played but it was (cutting) like every 1 sec the song would cut and it was annoying tried burning it at a slow speed still same issue,tried (imgburn) and it made it worse,now it did say it burned 11 songs but in my car it only showed 1 song and that song wasn't even playing at all, erased the disc tried again at a slower speed still the same,in media player i also used the option (audio cd) but same as before,its driving me nuts,i bought a (MediaRange 12xspeed cd-rw rewritable) but doesn't seem to be working anything i could do? And to add one more thing in my disc file,the songs are called (track01.cda) (track02.cda) and so on
as a kpop fan, i do love buying albums which come with their own cds, however i love how personal a homemade cd is and want to make my own playlists in a physical form :DDD
I wish there was burnable cds whether they are cd-r's and cd-rw's that have the durability of blu ray discs since blu ray discs are impervious to scratches. I have burn cds that end up getting scratches on them, they skip on them and sometimes are even unplayable because its loading the whole time, than the music player that I use ends up freezing since the cd is scratched up and than I get the notification that the cd is damaged and won't play. I even get the cds to see if there is any disc rot and there is no disc not at all, just a bunch of scratches on cds. If there were discs that impervious like blu ray discs that has the same high capacity of hard drives, I would use them instead of hard drives and ssds since hard drives and ssds are known for failures with limited amount of read and writes. I would use blu ray discs for long term archival if there was options for large capacity hard drives but in a blu ray format. You can rewrite on a rewrite on a disc multiple times without the limitations of read and writes like hard drives and ssds. I had burned discs on rewriteable discs that have failed during a burning disc process and I would erase the whole disc and burn from the same disc again and it would work. It works every time. I would continue the same cycle every single time I burn a disc or multiple discs whenever they fail to burn due to an error during the burning the disc process. It works every time I do it, it's very tedious and time consuming but it's worth it because at least I know that it's reliable and it's fool proof. I had to go thru multiple discs that were write once and not rewriteable and they end up failing and I had to throw them away which really sucks because it was annoying when it happened. I bought the write once discs because they were cheaper than the rewriteable discs plus the write once discs had more available in a bundle than the rewritable discs when they are on sale. I go to thrift stores such as goodwill and value village to find blank cds and blank dvds. Most of the time, they look brand new plus they are very cheap. I shop for blu ray movies, dvds, cds and sometimes cassette tapes whenever I shop at thrift stores. I randomly seen vintage gear from goodwill and value village, every once in a while I will go to salvation army and look for the same things that I do at goodwill and value village. I use media monkey free version since it's available for only windows plus i use it to sync my music library with my android devices and you can use media monkey to burn your cds. I like media monkey way better than iTunes on windows since iTunes would freeze everytime on windows. I only use windows, android and chrome os. I would use linux if it had the same support like windows but I play pc games from steam, epic games and gog games plus windows has better support for using any program and support for android apps on windows 11. I still don't like windows 11, the only thing that I like about windows 11 is support for android apps but that's all. I had too many issues with nvidia drivers when I was using linux ubuntu debian in the past when I installed linux on a windows vista laptop to replace windows vista since I never like the way windows vista was very slow and the linux ubuntu debian was more reliable and faster than windows vista besides the nvidia driver issues I had.
I am not quite sure if you can upsample a natively 16/44 file to a higher bitrate, I will try and find out if there is a way to create our own high res files. Could make for a good video 😉
I record live concerts and am able to record at 16/44.1 all the way up to 24/196. I can easily downsample the higher res files to 16/44.1 for burning to a CD-R for duplicating. However, you can’t burn any file larger than 16/44.1 onto a CD-R. You CAN burn a hi-rez file to a DVD Data disc using a computer disk drive however, but it’s only playable on computers and certain DVD players. In my experience, when playing one of those on a standard DVD player, you can only start at the beginning and let it play through. Pausing or fast-forwarding/rewinding the disc only results in a hiss when returning to the play mode. You have to start over from the beginning to get music again..
I can't work out if my humor detector is failing here or whether you are serious! But no, burned CDs in no way do any damage to the lenses of the CD players. Nor do they damage the laser or photodiodes.
@@maidsandmuses the question was totally serious. I never found information about it and I always had the doubt, because in the 2000s I used a lot of burned cds and I damaged many cd players. Thanks for your answer
I even heard that LP disks have better sounds than digital and CDs so some bands have started to make their albums as LP again too. Im a 95 kid and VHS , casette and cd are sooo nostalgic it feels so much cozier to hold something authentic in your hands I also like the esthetics it comes with. I never got a chance to make anyone a mixtapeand now almost no one own a casette reader let alone not a VHS reader and some even started to stop using CDs too man BUT IM TRYIn I just bought a DVD burner so I can watch nostalgic movies (that don't exist anywhere online to stream) and I also bought empty DVD disk and VHS discs to save precious shows on from places online that might delete them etc. so that's the benefit you can watch stuff that osent exist on Netflix like you're favorite childhood cartoons etc. only obtainable on secondhand etc. Also now I can make personalized CD or DVD for someone puta bunch of own made printed stickers and own printed cover for it and give to them its like a lil package :) Sadly I cant customize very much in spotify...........so this is the way to go bring back the 90s! Excuze me but how is qobuz cheap a song cost 1,7$ there and on itunes it cost 1,2$. Also what microphone do you use it seems GOOOD
I have a problem with the burning speed. I'd like to use old Kodak CD-R (1-12X speed) but my external CD burner only allows me to burn at 10X speed. Worse then that, my internal CD burner allows me only 16X speed. I don't understant. Someone knows why ?
no matters if your CD is 8X, 4X, 12X. the CD unit (external or internal) should write 6X, 8X or whatever sped less than kodaks 12X. I record 20X, even when my CD burning option allows 24x
I was hoping to hear some thoughts on burn speed. When I use the Apple Music app I am presented with an option to go faster or slower but I’m not sure which option to pick. Any thoughts?
Slower is better in terms of reliability of subsequent read-out with regular CD players (at least in theory). There used to be a 1x option in the early days, which obviously took 40-50mins to write a regular-length album to CD.
They have databases they pay for and can pull music from. Well, that’s the right way of doing it lol those databases have the music cut specific for do play to match bpm
Streaming sucks ass, uses data, and is just a general pain in the ass. Using music on a device is a PITA. My iPod died a decade ago, and both iOS and Android will delete legally owned versions of my music. Last year I got a used vehicle that has a cassette and CD player. and it has been a treasure listening to 10-20 year old "mixtapes." I haven't ripped and burned in over a decade, but I'm looking forward to doing it again.
Those CD-R's mentioned here only come in 100-packs and I only need one or two at most....depending on how many TRACKS you can create with ONE disc......
My car doesn't even have an AUX port xD I can't get anything from my phone to my stereo without paying for some extra doodad or another. Bandcamp is my personal go-to for buying the music since it has such an indie focus, but not every artist there sells CDs (some only sell cassettes!)
And what about CD-RWs? I can't have 100% success with them due to it's impossible to slow the burning speed with neither any software, nor any cd burner, nor any media brand. I bought one asus dvd burner, one rodzon, even one apple superdrive. It's always 10X. Burn, Toast, iTunes, Adobe Audition, and Philips, Verbatim, Intenso, Traxdata,....no problems with CDRs but lot of problems with CD-RW. I love CDs, you're not the only one.
I find it weird that people don’t like CD’s.. For one they contain the EXACT same high quality audio files since they left the studio in read-only.. Giving you easy access to ripping them into any format you like, as well as the convenience of owning a physical copy.
I want to able to do this because most of the places to listen to music is jist really bad now. Specifically for mobile and on my phone. Music on TH-cam on your laptop is fine because you can deal with the ads by using a adblocker, but on mobile theres basically no way to get a adblocker AND the miniplayer (essential to listening to music while making art.. or anything that is enjoyable with music such as reading or studying and stuff) so when listening to a playlist i made on my phone i have to suffer hearing so many ads. Also its not like spotify is good also, spotify became increasingly bad (started when i noticed playlists were only playing one song in the playlist, then jumping to wierd jumbled songs i didnt want, which forces you to put them all in your favorites) so thats also not a option.. But i do have a cd player. So ill just put all of my playlist on a cd or atleast how many it needs
I will be honest, I download my music through some rather *_illegal_* means. One reason is I'm poor. Another is I don't have the best internet connection. Edit: I'd use CMC pros for CD-Rs to burn music onto. Professional grade. Would be great for someone like me, who'd want to record some music on my own and make physical copies of it. And Taiyo Yuden is no longer around. They shut down around 6 or 7 years ago.
Artists are remastering thier catalogs, and the original recordings are disappearing at an alarming rate. Artists are pulling the originals and replacing them with tracks that just sound a little different. Physical media will be the only way to the original recording. It trips me out that I am old enough to remember the start of the CD craze and all the way though to the commercial death of CD's (generally speaking, but never dead to me/us). Now thier are CD hipsters lol. What a ride.
Step 1: Place blank CD-R into a CD drive capable of burning CDs. Step 2: Drag and drop all of the songs you want on the CD, usually 12-20 songs depending on length, onto the software you chose to use. Step 3: Press BURN CD Step 4: Take the CD out and enjoy it on your favorite player.
Why get ads when you can use a cd for no ads Also just use TH-cam to a a 8th inch to 8th cable to a audio interface to a iPad or iPhone with garage band to wav files and add to a drive and burn ot
I think it's just cool to make my own physical playlists with covers I like. And if anything happens to the internet, or just my devices, I can still listen to music
Exactly right 💯
How do you make your covers?
@@Fiend4Fettyfax 😂❤
For years I've been making how to burn a CD tutorials that have 1000000+ views, but man you've really nailed it I'm not even going to bother this year. Well done and I love the time capsule bit!
Hopefully someday my videos will hit the same metrics. Congrats and Merry Christmas 🎁🎄
I was born in the digital age, but I prefer physical media. I don’t want to pay a ton of different subscriptions to watch the shows I like and listen to the movies I like. I’d rather make a one time purchase of a CD or DVD and get to watch/listen to it as many times as I want without any buffering as long as I take good care of it. Also, there’s just something different about putting a record on or listening to a CD in my room, or even listening to a good radio station. I want to try and burn a CD of my favorite songs that are only available as singles so even if the artist made their albums on records or CDs, I wouldn’t be able to get a hold of it.
I just got my first car that has a CD player, and it’s been a kind of silly wish of mine to successfully burn a CD on my own and play it. This will totally help, thank you :)
that's not silly at all! i hope it went well :))
Me toooooo!!!
Shittt nothin beats making your own. Cd mix so u can ride out
I've become really invested in CD burning recently, cause I want to put some playlists that are on youtube on them! Thank you for the video, I greatly appreciate it!!!
Any advice I’m on Mac and want printable CD
Appreciate videos like these. I started collecting and using cds half a year ago, i never personally owned cds because I was a kid when cds were popular. Cds are so neat.
Super glad you’re getting into the hobby
ive recently gotten into playing my own cds on my portable cd player, makes me feel cool lol, i thought about maybe burning my own cds because its hard to find cds made by artists being sold anymore, thank you for this video, super helpful!! :D
I'm glad it helped. I love burning CDs
I had ripped all my CD's to digital years ago, I'm old 62. a couple of years ago I had a house fire that destroyed my CD collection. I was able to salvage my hardrives. I began to burn these back to CD's. I have burned over 350 plus back. With covid, I was able to buy a refurbished NAD CD player for a reasonable price. I do have blusound node2i as well. I a'm retired now, but burning to CD is actually fun. I noticed that Fractal Design released a case, The Fractal Pop that actually has a 5.25 drive bay. My car doesn't have a drive, so my CD is home use only.
I am sorry to hear about the house fire. I am glad you were able to salvage the hard drives. Best of luck to you Richard!
i go to computer shop to burn my playlist when i was in elementary to high school, man, those were the days but now, already earning to buy tons of official CDs that i love. CD forever! 💿🤘🏻
CDs are the way to go!
Honestly I’m old school.. I think that CD should be appreciated more. ❤
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I burn CDs, but not for a mix cd or anything but to back up the actual cd itself. A lot of CDs I get are pre-owned because you know their loss is my gain, some though have been quite difficult to find and have been a bit more expensive than I'd usually pay so I make the backup so the original is safe in its case. The last lot of CDRs I had were Hp, they weren't to bad and I can't remember having any trouble with them. As for the burning part it depends on how I ripped the cd, sometimes I'd use the free personal use only version of Acohol100% which you can make an image of the cd and burn it through the app itself. If I rip it as FLAC I use Anyburn and that seemed to be ok.
I use a small program called Burrrn to burn CDs from FLACs. Seems to be pretty good.
Thats a great way to think about it and thank you for sharing your burn process.
Great summary Mike, enjoyed the video and agree with a lot of what you said.
Thanks.
Thought it was just me that still burned CDRs!
Some thoughts from an old Napster/Winamp "veteran"...
(1s and 0s are all the same folks, this probably isn't for you)
To save reading heres the short version:
What I found to give best results reliability, ease of use and sound quality.
RIPPING:
Exact Audio copy ripped to AIF (not Flac) using external compression encoder SoX.
Flac format is fine too, lowest compression level 5 is default set to 1, no encoder needed but 2-3% less sound quality when file burned. (in my opinion!)
CD MEDIA:
JVC/CMC Pro Taiyo Yuden
BURNING:
16/44 - Foobar2000 with Audio CD Writer plugin added
Hires - CDBurnerXP (automatic conversion to 16/44 prior to burning) - burn at lowest speed your drive can do.
But there's more...
Audiophile nerd with this stuff from back in the day, found over the years that the combination of what CDR media burning software used can give different results sound quality wise?
Spent a bit of time chasing that "best sound quality", my $0.02 worth I found in my travels.
Great Online resource all things CD here:
www.cdrinfo.com/forum/
* RIPPING
EAC for burning is the way to go for the most accurate rip, absolutely.
1 thing?
Originally ripped to FLAC, compression level 5?
Always the curious one, I compared AIF (apple lossless) rips to FLAC.
Both "lossless" and whilst TECHNICALLY no difference _bits are bits, right?_ AIF rips sound better to me than Flac.
There ARE technical differences in both formats, maybe one makes the CPU work less in umcompressing the file - Who knows?
Mad, I know, but enough of a difference to have re rerip my CDs in AIF format.
* WHAT CDR MEDIA
TY CDR media is hands down the best, tried several brands and these always won out for sound quality and failure rate.
* BURNING
2 scenario's:
- burning 16/44 CD quality to CD
- burning Hires to to CD (You can burn DSD to CD, but thats outwith scope of my word salad here)
Tried most software out there and after much trial and error heres what works best for me.
16/44
Foobar 2000 with Audio CD Writer plugin added.
www.foobar2000.org/
www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_burninate
Can do DSP downsampling, Dither and Replaygain, but most importantly has a "burn gaplessly" tickbox.
Maybe less CPU numbercrunching in the burn process, dunno, but burnt CDs sound better in comparison to other software I've tried.
Hires
You need to downsample hires to 16/44 before you can burn it onto a CD.
How?
Sometimes the best source for sensible information on this stuff comes from the Pro Audio world, those guys record and master the music we listen to.
They would, say, record a session in 24/96 and downmix it to 16/44 for sending out CDs to get approval on.
How do they do it?
You can acually do it in Foobar Audio CD Writer plugin, just set it to 16/44 and your good to go, and some of those guys do just that.
I tried many different ways, from free to pro level Weiss Saracon software and all were more/less work and sounded slightly different.
Happily to me what sounded the best converting hires to 16/44 was the easiest to use, the conversion all done automatically was a free software you mentioned Mike,
CDBURNER XP
After using the Weiss software and able to control every conversion setting, not knowing how CDBurner XP did its conversion took a bit of getting my head around, but it DID sound the most like the original Hires file out of all of them.
Happy now in the way I rip and burn CDs now - since and simple and I know Im getting great results and dont need to look further.
I've a similar experience with Foobar and Flac files by playback. PC is connected via HDMI thru GPU to AV Receiver. I don't know if it's the "Noise" of the PC Hardware or something with Foobar but for me it Sounds better also as AIF if it's pure wav. But i don't hear that difference when i use picoreplayer with a pi zero w via HDMI to the AV Receiver with LogitechMediaServer as Source from NAS.
my school is banning phones this year so imma need this for my music at school lmao
That's crazy. Phones are necessary at school.
Can't wait to make my own version of Midnights (Til Dawn Edition) because there is no physical version of it
Thank you!
Same but with the Long Pond Studios Editions
and any taylor songs really lmao
Be careful not all hi fi cd player work with CD-R , Specially from 90th you need burning in low speed x4 to x8 max ,
I've been trying to make a mixtape for my Fiancée, and this is VERY helpful, thank you so much!
I like making my fiancee mix tapes as well! Glad it helped!
Lol its 2024 and i come across this 😂❤ i know people who still burn cds :) its fairly rare now but people still do it
I prefer and love ripping my own cd's. I don't have to connect to the internet and I have full control over quality, versions and immediate access.
No compression, no internet, direct music play.
I want to create a CD for my dads 75. birthday and was not sure how to go about it - thank you for some ideas.
No problem, and Happy Bday to your Dad!
I'm watching this to hopefully get back the joy of popping cds in my dads CD player.
Do it!!!!!
Thank you so much for making such a thorough and well made guide for this! Your voice is also very soothing to listen to!
Thank you so much 😊
Like you Mike one of the few that still burns cd in 2023 lol!!! I use 'Ashampoo Burning Studio'.In my opinion one of the best.
Thank you for the kind words. I'll have to check out Ashampoo!
@@audioarkitekts thank you for your channel Mike!!!
What free software do you recommend to burn DVDs? Is Ashampoo a good one???
Using win 8 ...
I burned so many CDs that I can't even remember all of them. I did a lot of driving for work and an MP3 CD would have 200 plus songs and would last me a week. I made Christmas MP3 CDs for everybody at work and they really liked them. I also backed up thousands of old time radio episodes on dual layer DVDs.
Thats the nostalgia I love to hear!!!
can you use a lenovo laptop with a separate cd burner?
@@rose-cv1lf I wish I could help you with that one. I have a Lenovo laptop and maybe an external burner would work? I'll bet it would.
@@mikecampbell5856 i’m getting one right now i just wasn’t sure if you could do it on a lenovo laptop
I buy all my discs, both movies & music. I've bought 300 SACDs and around 1900 CDs since summer 2009.
I use CD Ripper in dBpoweramp to rip all the CDs I've bought. I love CD Ripper.
dbpoweramp is really good, I have used it with excellent results.
gonna put together my first beat tape, this is gonna come in handy. Thank you very much❤
Awesome! Enjoy!
My experience is that burning at slow speed delivers a longer timespan of readability for CD-Rs, including data CDs.. I've tested this with different older CD players that have less developed error corrections. The burner and the speed is most likely just as or more important to preserving your data over time than the quality of the empty CD-R.
Hey. Like most people I used to burn off of a CD at the highest speed. A few years down the track that rare copy became unplayable. After a little research I set the copy and burn speed much slower. No problems. Cheers.
Super informative and helpful. I look forward to trying it out myself.
Several years ago I bought an Apple DVD player for playing movies, the SuperDrive. Then, later on, I decided to update all my lossy albums to lossless, and the DVD player came in real handy because it plays/burns/rips CDs as well. So all I need for all of this endeavor is my Macbook, the SuperDrive and whatever CD I want to rip/burn.
Its super easy right? I hope this all inspires the new generation to give it a try!
@@audioarkitekts for sure -- cheers dude
Can you please make video on how to burn cd from. Flac on EAC
When I burn my cd and play them either on my pc or in the car, etc, the name i inputed of the song or artist never shows it just says track 1, any help?
This is like the newest video on TH-cam how to burn a DVDs on TH-cam. I honestly wanna learn how to burn a DVD so I can have DVDs in my car so I don’t have to use my phone. This albums I want to get but they’re really old so they’re not available to buy any more.
Real pirate hours🏴☠️🗣️‼️
MA. Thanks for information provided...good job.....well where is the how to burn a CD part of process..? Please make it easy user friendly...especially for windows 10...loading the software issues and clear easy to see screens from step ..one to the finished product. Include converting CD to conventional or standard CD/DVD players sold in store. If you have this already...where is the link? Most important thanks for sharing...very generous.
I'll make a quick tutorial in the coming days
Appreciate the info on CD-R and external DVD/CD Drive. Definitely getting the external DVD drive. How would you burn cassette recordings to CD so that the CD will play back in standard DVD players?
I burn CD-Rs for a different reason. I like to "remaster" certain CDs because they then sound better to me. Especially older pressings. I use Foobar2000 to host the dsp plugins I use and directly convert the CD to remastered WAV files. I then use Foobar2000 to burn the new CD either with or without gaps. I also use the Superdrive with my Windows notebook.
Same, though I use a different method.
@@bobannon7799Glad to see I'm not the only one.
Thats an awesome reason to burn CDs! @bob annon you will have to share with us your process as well!
@@audioarkitekts all in my original Post Mike. 👍
@@audioarkitektsPlease see my later comment above. Also if you can give me an email address I can send you a more complete explanation in detail.
As a Gen Z guy, I confirm that when someone tells us to burn a CD we literally go to the stove and burn it.
😂
Hello, I would like to print some covers that I have found for a couple of cds that I cannot buy because they are out of print. Could you advise me what type of paper would be suitable and if there is any program for mac to embed or copy the original covers that I have and using the right measurementsof the CD? Thank you
I think Avery makes the ones I have used in the past. They work with almost any printer.
Back in the day T Yuden made great metal particle chrome or high bias position cassette tapes.
That's awesome! I didn't know that!
@@audioarkitekts I used music cdrs on my JVC XL-5000 CD/CDR three tray CD recorder which copied an original red book ( master ) cd using a one-bit recording process resulting in an exact first generation duplicate of the original. The unit had a SCMS ( serial copy management system ) that installs a copy-bit in the copied CD preventing the recorder from making second generation or "serial" copies. But it did allow burning further copies of the red book ( master ) cd. In the 18 years I owned the unit I burned over 1,100 cds before the unit quit the burning process. It still plays all cds. After it stopped burning, 2 years ago, the parts needed became unobtainable for repair. It still plays all cd media. I listen to it with a vintage Kenwood receiver while working in my garage. Marrantz also made such a unit. Stereophile tested and recommended both units for their one-bit recording process. Wow, I miss making those copies.
Mike, I am 71 years old and enjoy all your informative videos. Going back to my earlier remarks concerning Taiyo Yuden. T Yuden assisted in the development of the cd with Sony and Phillips.They made some metal particle chrome position tapes for "Harman America" ( division of Harman International ) which were sold under the name "TRIAD". If referring to music TRIAD may mean 3 music notes. I dnk for sure. They had a funnel shaped window on the cassette. BTW I am not embarrassed to say I still listen to cassettes while working in my garage.They were recorded on my still functioning Nakamichi deck. OMGosh. Now I know I am older than I realized.Thnx for keeping it interesting.
This is coming in handy as i just bought a used Inifiniti G37 and playing music from my phone seems impossible in the car! Im excited to make cds and have a old school cd book! Cant wait to show my kids and teach them not so simple and easy ways to live life lol even if its just flipping through a cd book!
Hello Mike, I am like you. I love CDS, I grew up with them, I have a huge collection of original CDS and I have thousands of recorded CDs. I like everything related to CDS, cover art, photos, information etc... even smelling them, hahaha!!! so for me I will continue to use the CDS until the day I die. Unfortunately, where I live, the original CDS are not available, especially the first edition, first press ones from the 80's and 90's, so I have to resort to making my own copies. Love your T-shirts.
I send you a big and affectionate greeting!
I thought I was the only one that smells the inside of the case when I open a new album lol I did the same with cassettes when I was a kid lmao Thank you so much for the support Pepe!
Hey there! Ive got a Sony MHC-RX99 hifi system from 1998 that won't play any of my burned discs, even sony CD-Rs surprisingly and even at low burn speeds. The burned discs are only read once the system has been turned off for a few hours or so. Is there any way i can get burned discs to be read at any time?
I hear burning speed can affect readability on some devices (the faster you burn the less readable). How much truth is there on this? Great video btw. I love CDs and this channel.
no ads music yes pls
Now I just need a laptop that has a CD burner n the JVC cds
Get an external burner.
well, those were the times ... 🙂 ... I do burn my own but after buying a cd album then I rip it into mp3/flac and then put most of them on cd,just for random playing purpuse later on[and for archive reason as well,although I put them all on hdd/ssd drives]. I mostly buy VERBATIM cd-r. My first ones , burned in late '90s are still well playable,no problem with them at all. 😊
Totally off topic but would the Asus zen drive be good as a cd transport?
It would, I listed it in my description with a link to it. It's inexpensive and will do the trick.
Hi there!!! This video is so informational but, is it possible to provide a link to the type of CDs you use for burning? Id like to buy the brand you redommended 😅❤
I've been trying to get cd-rs to work in my car radio (toyota 16823), but it always plays the CD's so jittery, and buggy, but plays cd-roms just fine. I'm using verbatim cd's with a slim-style lg cd+dvd read/writer (GP63EX70), with windows media player, with MU3, as an audio disc. I don't know where I'm going wrong with this, I desperately need help so I can play music on my car radio :(
Without even watching this just yet I quickly wanted to ask how to separate a saved TH-cam list of music which is also in video format of course into individual TRACKS to use in my Vehicles CD player? I have the Wondershare utility/App on my Macbook Air and download the TH-cam videos with that but I want to create a CD for the Car......and so not sure how to burn them into individual tracks an not just one long list of music all playing continuously in the car and not being able to skip tracks or go back to a track and whatnot?
Have you changed the external CD drive? I was wondering if there are even better external CD drives. I am willing to spend quite some money.
I may mostly play digital rips but CDs are my preferred medium. I do buy music from Qobuz (singles that are otherwise unavailable) so I do need to back it up, if only ‘cos I’m an IT nerd!
You never know, hard drives fail sometimes. Im glad you still enjoy ripping CDs!
Okay but where to buy JVC CDs now? At least in Hungary the only option for high quality CD-R is Verbatim AZO (Make sure the package says AZO as the non-AZO or "EXTRA PROTECTION" packages are made by CMC Magnetics)
Okay so this is gonna make me sound a little stupid but I honestly don’t know anything about CDs. I’m 15 and I haven’t ever burned a cd and have only ever used them a couple times, and they were my dads. I’m really glad you went into detail about the process and explained what’s what. I want to make a few playlists for my brothers car, since it doesn’t have an aux and he loves music. We’re gonna be sharing the car once I learn to drive to this is gonna be really nice once i do learn. I love music but streaming is really expensive and I just can’t afford to have music AND tv anymore. I’m really excited to learn more about this and get to doing it. Anyways thanks for making this it’s really helpful for younger generations that don’t know much about how to make physical media!
Edit: does anyone have recommendations for cheaper external players? And programs? I’m broke/saving a lot of my money for a concert lol. Sorry for being so out of touch for this, it’s my first time ever learning about it 😅
As a former employee in the industry and developing the quality measuring equipment of optical media.
A "trick" to actually get "better"/"acceptable"/"in specification" blank CD-R records.
Is to buy a branded one!
Why?
It is that CD-R manufactures makes the stamper so that the first ones is actually slightly out of specification but when it starts to wear down the stamper it slowly goes to be in specification.
Until it get worn out and getting out of specification again and needs to be replaced.
So all those that's "in specification" limits (for the CD-R specification it is not red book it is actually orange books that I have used to implement test parameters from in the test equipment that determine if a disc is in or out of specification.)
Will get a brand and all other that actually works somewhat but are out of the orange book specification will get sold as "no name" CD-Rs.
In other words the manufacturer has fully control of their production and the quality and there is quality reasons why it is cheaper and "no name" even if the disc is made in the same plant and mashine as the branded CD-Rs are made.
So no those discs is not "actually brand X and sold as no names". And no there is no bargain to be had. (If someone thought that).
Another tip to get as good quality as possible is to try to make sure that the latest FW is used in the drive that is available.
And it is not that simple that 1x burn speed is giving better results than 52x burn speed does.
Actually to know the optimal speed to use with a specific type of CD-R is to try them out and test the results you get. But that equipment is not available for us. But maybe I would go down a notch from the specified speed that the disc is certified for.
For example if it is a 52x disc (yes disc dictate the speed not only the drive) then go with 48x.
And trust me 1x is not getting the job better.. it is more complex than we can imagine and to long to go into here.
Good luck with your endeavour into burning CD-R:s. ❤
I am glad people who worked in the industry can contribute as well. Great information and thank you for taking the time to write this out.
My car is 20 years old. It has a cd player but no kind of bluetooth sync or any of that more modern stuff. Ever since I got the car I've been getting so much more into CDs. Sadly, there's tons of music now that only releases digital. For that reason, I need to figure out how to do this. They don't make computers with disk drives anymore either, so I really am having to work from the ground up here. thanks for the drives recommendation.
I could never choose aux over my cd's, I love being able to buy music that does not have a physical release on Amazon Music and then Burning it to my Discs. Kim Dracula, here's looking at you. Please release your next album PHYSICALLY! Also thank you for the video, I burned the same album on 3 different cd's with different software. The first and best result that is comparable to my store bought cd's was K3B on Linux Mint, then I used the xfce burn utility that totally destroyed the rip. Lastly I used Windows Media Player as I did my WHOLE LIFE and it worked perfectly and was the easiest but had less features and was roughly the same output and quality of my aux from my phone. I also want to note that K3B allowed me to set an artist and album name that my cd player in the car actually displayed so not only did it sound the best but it had that little extra touch. Unfortunately the second and 3d burn attempt totally failed so I switched :(
I love the sound of a Cd burner
Good morning Mike!
Hey A A hope all is well!
Is the apple super drive Able to print images onto the disc? And must I convert mp3 files to something else? I use Logic Pro
This was very informative thank you 👍🏻
Soo I tried burning a (cd-rw) soI can put songs on my car,tried using media player everything was fine burned 11 songs and went to my car,once i inserted the disc the songs were being played but it was (cutting) like every 1 sec the song would cut and it was annoying tried burning it at a slow speed still same issue,tried (imgburn) and it made it worse,now it did say it burned 11 songs but in my car it only showed 1 song and that song wasn't even playing at all, erased the disc tried again at a slower speed still the same,in media player i also used the option (audio cd) but same as before,its driving me nuts,i bought a (MediaRange 12xspeed cd-rw rewritable) but doesn't seem to be working anything i could do?
And to add one more thing in my disc file,the songs are called (track01.cda) (track02.cda) and so on
as a kpop fan, i do love buying albums which come with their own cds, however i love how personal a homemade cd is and want to make my own playlists in a physical form :DDD
I wish there was burnable cds whether they are cd-r's and cd-rw's that have the durability of blu ray discs since blu ray discs are impervious to scratches. I have burn cds that end up getting scratches on them, they skip on them and sometimes are even unplayable because its loading the whole time, than the music player that I use ends up freezing since the cd is scratched up and than I get the notification that the cd is damaged and won't play. I even get the cds to see if there is any disc rot and there is no disc not at all, just a bunch of scratches on cds. If there were discs that impervious like blu ray discs that has the same high capacity of hard drives, I would use them instead of hard drives and ssds since hard drives and ssds are known for failures with limited amount of read and writes. I would use blu ray discs for long term archival if there was options for large capacity hard drives but in a blu ray format. You can rewrite on a rewrite on a disc multiple times without the limitations of read and writes like hard drives and ssds. I had burned discs on rewriteable discs that have failed during a burning disc process and I would erase the whole disc and burn from the same disc again and it would work. It works every time. I would continue the same cycle every single time I burn a disc or multiple discs whenever they fail to burn due to an error during the burning the disc process. It works every time I do it, it's very tedious and time consuming but it's worth it because at least I know that it's reliable and it's fool proof. I had to go thru multiple discs that were write once and not rewriteable and they end up failing and I had to throw them away which really sucks because it was annoying when it happened. I bought the write once discs because they were cheaper than the rewriteable discs plus the write once discs had more available in a bundle than the rewritable discs when they are on sale. I go to thrift stores such as goodwill and value village to find blank cds and blank dvds. Most of the time, they look brand new plus they are very cheap. I shop for blu ray movies, dvds, cds and sometimes cassette tapes whenever I shop at thrift stores. I randomly seen vintage gear from goodwill and value village, every once in a while I will go to salvation army and look for the same things that I do at goodwill and value village. I use media monkey free version since it's available for only windows plus i use it to sync my music library with my android devices and you can use media monkey to burn your cds. I like media monkey way better than iTunes on windows since iTunes would freeze everytime on windows. I only use windows, android and chrome os. I would use linux if it had the same support like windows but I play pc games from steam, epic games and gog games plus windows has better support for using any program and support for android apps on windows 11. I still don't like windows 11, the only thing that I like about windows 11 is support for android apps but that's all. I had too many issues with nvidia drivers when I was using linux ubuntu debian in the past when I installed linux on a windows vista laptop to replace windows vista since I never like the way windows vista was very slow and the linux ubuntu debian was more reliable and faster than windows vista besides the nvidia driver issues I had.
I hope you find CD-Rs that work well for you!
Mike, I have a question, I know CD .Wav is at 16/44, Can a .Wav file be 24/96 or 24/192?
I am not quite sure if you can upsample a natively 16/44 file to a higher bitrate, I will try and find out if there is a way to create our own high res files. Could make for a good video 😉
I record live concerts and am able to record at 16/44.1 all the way up to 24/196. I can easily downsample the higher res files to 16/44.1 for burning to a CD-R for duplicating. However, you can’t burn any file larger than 16/44.1 onto a CD-R. You CAN burn a hi-rez file to a DVD Data disc using a computer disk drive however, but it’s only playable on computers and certain DVD players. In my experience, when playing one of those on a standard DVD player, you can only start at the beginning and let it play through. Pausing or fast-forwarding/rewinding the disc only results in a hiss when returning to the play mode. You have to start over from the beginning to get music again..
U so right..the ads are the worst
I have a question for years. Do burned cds damage the lenses of the cd players?
I can't work out if my humor detector is failing here or whether you are serious!
But no, burned CDs in no way do any damage to the lenses of the CD players. Nor do they damage the laser or photodiodes.
@@maidsandmuses the question was totally serious. I never found information about it and I always had the doubt, because in the 2000s I used a lot of burned cds and I damaged many cd players.
Thanks for your answer
Hey Roy, you are safe, CD-R will not damage anything.
I even heard that LP disks have better sounds than digital and CDs so some bands have started to make their albums as LP again too. Im a 95 kid and VHS , casette and cd are sooo nostalgic it feels so much cozier to hold something authentic in your hands I also like the esthetics it comes with. I never got a chance to make anyone a mixtapeand now almost no one own a casette reader let alone not a VHS reader and some even started to stop using CDs too man BUT IM TRYIn I just bought a DVD burner so I can watch nostalgic movies (that don't exist anywhere online to stream) and I also bought empty DVD disk and VHS discs to save precious shows on from places online that might delete them etc. so that's the benefit you can watch stuff that osent exist on Netflix like you're favorite childhood cartoons etc. only obtainable on secondhand etc. Also now I can make personalized CD or DVD for someone puta bunch of own made printed stickers and own printed cover for it and give to them its like a lil package :) Sadly I cant customize very much in spotify...........so this is the way to go bring back the 90s! Excuze me but how is qobuz cheap a song cost 1,7$ there and on itunes it cost 1,2$. Also what microphone do you use it seems GOOOD
Can you teach me how to burn a ps1 game on a generic cd-r ? I really want to play it on my PS1 again :((
Im hoping for your response
pretty sure you need a DVD + R DL to run games. they also have a bigger capacity
@@benn_bazaa dunno man, these vids about ps1 cd burns are telling me to buy cd-r
@@real.silencewenchmake sure your ps1 has a mod chip then find ps1 iso games on certain sites then burn the iso to the disc
@@TriniGamer-om5yr so there's no choice then? The ps1 needs to be modded first?
Can I burn a cd using my Iphone or Ipad?
I have a problem with the burning speed. I'd like to use old Kodak CD-R (1-12X speed) but my external CD burner only allows me to burn at 10X speed. Worse then that, my internal CD burner allows me only 16X speed. I don't understant. Someone knows why ?
no matters if your CD is 8X, 4X, 12X.
the CD unit (external or internal) should write 6X, 8X or whatever sped less than kodaks 12X.
I record 20X, even when my CD burning option allows 24x
I was hoping to hear some thoughts on burn speed. When I use the Apple Music app I am presented with an option to go faster or slower but I’m not sure which option to pick. Any thoughts?
Id go as low as your drive can handle, even 16x is ok.
Slower is better in terms of reliability of subsequent read-out with regular CD players (at least in theory).
There used to be a 1x option in the early days, which obviously took 40-50mins to write a regular-length album to CD.
Slower is the best practice, I regret not mentioning that in the video.
Definitely low speed.
I burn at 10x
Also nostalgia.
How do DJ’s do it? How do they get music to mix music?
They have databases they pay for and can pull music from. Well, that’s the right way of doing it lol those databases have the music cut specific for do play to match bpm
Streaming sucks ass, uses data, and is just a general pain in the ass. Using music on a device is a PITA. My iPod died a decade ago, and both iOS and Android will delete legally owned versions of my music.
Last year I got a used vehicle that has a cassette and CD player. and it has been a treasure listening to 10-20 year old "mixtapes." I haven't ripped and burned in over a decade, but I'm looking forward to doing it again.
Those CD-R's mentioned here only come in 100-packs and I only need one or two at most....depending on how many TRACKS you can create with ONE disc......
My car doesn't even have an AUX port xD I can't get anything from my phone to my stereo without paying for some extra doodad or another. Bandcamp is my personal go-to for buying the music since it has such an indie focus, but not every artist there sells CDs (some only sell cassettes!)
And what about CD-RWs? I can't have 100% success with them due to it's impossible to slow the burning speed with neither any software, nor any cd burner, nor any media brand. I bought one asus dvd burner, one rodzon, even one apple superdrive. It's always 10X. Burn, Toast, iTunes, Adobe Audition, and Philips, Verbatim, Intenso, Traxdata,....no problems with CDRs but lot of problems with CD-RW. I love CDs, you're not the only one.
Thanks for the support Sergio. I would stick with CD-R I have never had great luck with the RW's.
I find it weird that people don’t like CD’s.. For one they contain the EXACT same high quality audio files since they left the studio in read-only..
Giving you easy access to ripping them into any format you like, as well as the convenience of owning a physical copy.
I want to able to do this because most of the places to listen to music is jist really bad now. Specifically for mobile and on my phone.
Music on TH-cam on your laptop is fine because you can deal with the ads by using a adblocker, but on mobile theres basically no way to get a adblocker AND the miniplayer (essential to listening to music while making art.. or anything that is enjoyable with music such as reading or studying and stuff) so when listening to a playlist i made on my phone i have to suffer hearing so many ads. Also its not like spotify is good also, spotify became increasingly bad (started when i noticed playlists were only playing one song in the playlist, then jumping to wierd jumbled songs i didnt want, which forces you to put them all in your favorites) so thats also not a option..
But i do have a cd player. So ill just put all of my playlist on a cd or atleast how many it needs
I will be honest, I download my music through some rather *_illegal_* means. One reason is I'm poor. Another is I don't have the best internet connection. Edit: I'd use CMC pros for CD-Rs to burn music onto. Professional grade. Would be great for someone like me, who'd want to record some music on my own and make physical copies of it. And Taiyo Yuden is no longer around. They shut down around 6 or 7 years ago.
I got some playlists and I want them as CDs because why not
Is there some company that's burning cd's with your favorite songs?
Artists are remastering thier catalogs, and the original recordings are disappearing at an alarming rate. Artists are pulling the originals and replacing them with tracks that just sound a little different. Physical media will be the only way to the original recording. It trips me out that I am old enough to remember the start of the CD craze and all the way though to the commercial death of CD's (generally speaking, but never dead to me/us). Now thier are CD hipsters lol. What a ride.
Thank you
yo thanks dog, im producing cds for an artist
That’s awesome! Keep the hustle alive!
Analog analog digital shirt is so real
thank you sm im gonna make a cd for my gf !!
She will love it!
thank u sir
You are very welcome!
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Spotifytomp3
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Are my favourite for music - where should I burn DVDs if I want a Netflix original on a dvd
I’m going back to buying CDs because I’m done with streaming services!!
I want to create my own streaming service using rips and downloads, that way it's always available to me offline at home.
Thanks
mine wont work in a cd player
I had this crazy idea that you were going to actually show us how to burn a cd. What on earth gave me that idea?
Step 1: Place blank CD-R into a CD drive capable of burning CDs.
Step 2: Drag and drop all of the songs you want on the CD, usually 12-20 songs depending on length, onto the software you chose to use.
Step 3: Press BURN CD
Step 4: Take the CD out and enjoy it on your favorite player.
many people still use dvd still
older car offten radio problems
nice microphone😎
Thanks it's the Sennheiser. I love it!
This taught me absolutely nothing congrats to you sir
Why get ads when you can use a cd for no ads
Also just use TH-cam to a a 8th inch to 8th cable to a audio interface to a iPad or iPhone with garage band to wav files and add to a drive and burn ot
I need to burn cd's my 97 Dakota has an old school CD player with no aux for my luck. And I do prefer cd's something about the nostalgia.