Putting MULAB songs onto a CD?
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- KVRian
- 522 posts since 5 Feb, 2008 from Ottawa
Do you just want to encode wav files to mp3 files? If so, then use Lame:
http://lame.sourceforge.net/index.php
But use a frontend like this one, which I use:
http://www.dors.de/razorlame/index.php
SUPER easy, and free.
But if you're making a CD, that doesn't use mp3 files- you'll be using wav files for that (hence the better quality sound of a CD). You'll want to use software that makes redbook CDs. You'll have to look here on KVR a bit but I'm sure you'll find something for free. I don't know what off the top of my head as I use Wavelab for that.
Hope this helps.
http://lame.sourceforge.net/index.php
But use a frontend like this one, which I use:
http://www.dors.de/razorlame/index.php
SUPER easy, and free.
But if you're making a CD, that doesn't use mp3 files- you'll be using wav files for that (hence the better quality sound of a CD). You'll want to use software that makes redbook CDs. You'll have to look here on KVR a bit but I'm sure you'll find something for free. I don't know what off the top of my head as I use Wavelab for that.
Hope this helps.
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- Banned
- 897 posts since 8 Jan, 2005 from Detroit
are you trying to make a data cd backup of the files mu.lab requires to open a file, or just an audio rendering of your song? do you wanna put your cd into your car stereo?
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- Banned
- 897 posts since 8 Jan, 2005 from Detroit
render a wave file thats 16bit, 44.1khz and use a program like wavelab or soundforge or nero burning rom to burn it to a cd as audio. voila.
oh and your questions about simple stuff can easily be answered with a google search. please dont make us answer basic stuff. at least give us a challenge! we are happy that you have chosen mu.lab, but everyone needs to do their own homework.

oh and your questions about simple stuff can easily be answered with a google search. please dont make us answer basic stuff. at least give us a challenge! we are happy that you have chosen mu.lab, but everyone needs to do their own homework.
