Music Studio

Simply copies your music files to a data disc. These kinds of discs are very similar to MP3 CDs, but you can also add files in other format (WMA, Ogg Vorbis, …). The discs can usually only be played on a PC. In particular, they will probably not work with a normal living room CD, DVD or Blu-Ray Disc player. Creating a music disc for the PC is done in a few steps:

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If you have more than one CD, DVD or Blu-ray recorder installed on your system you are able to select the drive you want to use for burning the Disc. Ashampoo Music Studio 3 comes with driver support for virtually all current CD recorders. If you have one of the few recorders not supported by the program please check our Website regularly or contact the Ashampoo Support. We are continually publishing new and updated driver files as and when they become available.

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Just click on the Open Tray button to open the tray of the selected drive and insert the appropriate disc.

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Click on Next > to proceed.

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Clicking on the < Back button will cancel the current process and will bring you back to the previous screen.

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In this screen you will be asked what the quality of the output files should be. You can select between different pre-defined quality settings, or define your own by selecting Custom Quality. If you select Custom Quality then another screen will follow, where you can specify the settings manually. Note that the Custom Quality screen is slightly different depending on which output format you chose.

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Click on the Add button to add the files to your project list you want to burn on CD, DVD or Blu-Ray Disc. A browser dialog will open in which you can browse for the files you want to add to the list.

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You can also use Drag&Drop to add files and folders directly from the Windows Explorer® or Total Commander into the project window of Ashampoo Music Studio 3.

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You can remove files using the Remove button. Use the Move Up buttons to change the order of the

tracks. Use the Move Down button to change the order of the tracks.

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Be sure that the available capacity of the disc is not exceeded. 

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Click on Next > to proceed.

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Clicking on the < Back button will cancel the current process and will bring you back to the start screen of Ashampoo Music Studio 3.

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Click on Start to start burning.