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hi all, i am new here and a novice with a problem can you give me some suggestions on where to find a mp3 converter to take files from my mad g4 with a motu 828 to my lacie firewire cdrw. this might be the dumbest question ever but i would like to transfer my files to cd and i dont know how to do it. i am using roxio toast lite. i really need help and motu has yet to return any emails
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[quote]Originally posted by gstuart@blvl.igs.net: [b]hi all, i am new here and a novice with a problem can you give me some suggestions on where to find a mp3 converter to take files from my mad g4 with a motu 828 to my lacie firewire cdrw. this might be the dumbest question ever but i would like to transfer my files to cd and i dont know how to do it. i am using roxio toast lite. i really need help and motu has yet to return any emails[/b][/quote]Okay, you have a Mac G4, a MOTU 828, and an external Firewire hard drive, right? And you have recorded some music into this setup using some sort of software. What I need to know is: (a) what software did you use for recording? (b) is the music in multitrack form, or is it mixed down to a stereo .WAV or .AIFF file? If it's in multitrack form, you're stuck until you mix it down. If you just want to put it onto a CD, you should be able to do that once you've mixed it to a stereo WAV file. You do NOT need to convert the music to MP3 form to put it onto a CD. MP3 conversion will decrease the size of your WAV file, so you can get MORE songs onto a single CD, but you're losing quality. Also, a CD that contains MP3 files will NOT play in most CD players. Please give us a little more information about the music files that you're trying to burn to CD (i.e. respond to the questions above) and we'll try to get you going.

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