How to Burn Free Music
Burning free music is a great way to make your favorite songs portable. Almost all cars have a CD player in them. CDs are slim, compact and do not take up too much space to store. To burn music from in your home or office you will need the appropriate equipment.
- Find your free MP3s from an artist's web site or take advantage of free music codes offered by products you purchase. Artist will offer a single from an upcoming album to promote sales. You can find free singles on the artist's official web site or on a radio station's web site that plays the artist's songs often. Music codes are listed under bottle caps of soft drinks and candy wrappers. Use these codes on the web site listed in the product to redeem free music.
- Click the download link on the web site. Your computer will select a path for the download to be stored on your computer automatically. If you want the music file saved in another place, you will have to change the path manually. Once you are satisfied and are certain you can find the music file after it downloads, click the download button on your computer.
- Insert a blank writable CD into your CD writable drive. Move the free music you download into your burning software. Windows Media has burning software already in it. You can use any burning software to burn your music files onto a CD.
- Select burn once you have selected the files you want to burn to your music CD. Allow the software to run uninterrupted, and let it close the CD. Closing the CD is critical when using the CD in places other than a PC. Without the software closing the CD your music files may not play in other CD players.