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Not sure if I approve of this as I prefer to do it myself.

The program automatically 'Normalizes' each track as it goes along. I found that if I loaded a blank CD into the slot before I ran Ashampoo (or at any rate, before I chose the tracks I wanted to record) it went straight to the green 'tick' ready for me to record.Ģ. and it's FREE!Ī few comments about the Ashampoo program.ġ. I am very impressed with this program for making CDs. I have listened to the CD and it sounds fine. Success! When it had finished I got this: Click Burn and insert a blank CD-R when asked. Close the 'Search' box and you will have all the tracks in the correct order ready to burn. and the No: 1 was the last one I added in so it will appear first. I then hold down the Ctrl key and click the No:1, which then highlights all of them. So I highlight the second track, hold down the Shift key and click on the last track at the bottom, which highlights 2 to 17 (see below): *Note:* When you do this it always puts the last one you choose as No: 1 on the list. and have to click on the + sign on the right to go find the WAV files you want to have on the CD. I clicked on Audio + Music, then Create Audio CD. In the first screen you get you have to choose what you want to do.

First I had to close an 'advert' trying to get me to buy the top version (I think I'll stick with the FREE version). It has left an 'icon' on my desktop, and I have done a right-click to Pin to taskbar so I have it permanently showing at the very bottom. Have downloaded SETUP (an EXE file) and double-clicked on it to install the actual Ashampoo program. I had to Register and provide an email address look in my INBOX and confirm my Registration with a click.

He said he used a 'FREE' program for burning CDs called Ashampoo. What to do now? Had a word with Den (dentyr) as I knew he made CDs of his music. Horror of horrors, this time there were four tracks on the CD highlighted red, which it said it could not do. So set it all up ready to Burn using Windows Media Player. So I thought I would try 'burning' a CD on my laptop, which I had never tried doing before. These are WAV files, and they played perfectly OK through Windows Media Player. It said it didn't recognise the 'format' of two of the tracks so cut them out completely! Never had that problem before.

I usually make my CDs on my desktop computer using Nero.