MP3 can't beat a wave file, if you save it at 320kbps it might sound ok ok, but especially matching the beats, and compressing them to mp3 they react differently and "break" very easily. I always save only as .wav
because it can still be burned on a cd no matter the size..

ps.. i use sound forge 6.0 and if i save at (least) 192kbps it works rather well, allthough if you miss a beat and save it as mp3 it sounds a lot worse than it might be..

hope that was some help

use winamp and a plug in. it works fine for me.

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My mixes:

Still up:1:2

Down:3:4:5

thanks, I think I'll just try initially creating a lower quality wav that will fit on a cd. Because how can a 3gig 78min mix fit onto a standard 700 meg CD?

lame encoder

this is what i use. works great for me.

thanks heaps, would love to try it but how do I download it?!

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Originally posted by JuB jUb thanks, I think I'll just try initially creating a lower quality wav that will fit on a cd. Because how can a 3gig 78min mix fit onto a standard 700 meg CD?

It depends on do you want to burn it as an audio CD or just plain data CD. Audio burning just uses the amount of minutes fitting on a CD. I don't remember how many minutes of audio can you burn on a CD though, so I don't know does it help you at all :/

Anyway, Audio CDs can be played on CD players while some of the players won't even notice CD with only a .wav file on it. But then of course, I don't know how much you knew about this so I don't know did I just waste the space of this post or did I really help.

Format Converters
There's some converters in the link, just choose what operating system do you have and then find a one you're looking for.

The LAME encoder is one of the best. A couple of programs that can use it (and other encoders if you want) are Exact Audio Copy and CDEX.

Lots of people use Exact Audio Copy (EAC) although it's a bit complex, the default settings work well until you figure it out. It is very good at reliably reading scratched CDs, and can encode a mix too.

The CDEX program I haven't used but I have the impression it's simpler to use, with less options than EAC, but it does the job.

Google those program names and you'll see where to download them.

iTunes

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Download Audacity....then download LAME to encode to MP3.

dB poweramp music converter, <-- is da best!

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I got this one from 4Musics and it seems to be doing the trick, thanks for all the help guys