You Can Record from CD to the Cheapest Mp3 Player

For the longest time I used to record to cd’s using my Yamaha p85 digital piano. I had a stand alone cd player recorder or I would use recording software first to be able to edit. Then I would burn my cd’s and have fun listening in my boom box or car.

Then came along mp3 technology and I was a little slow in jumping over because the fidelity was better with my cd’s. Well that is no longer, these days even with the cheapest mp3 player, I am able to get fantastic fidelity when recording.

I still make cd recordings for situations where there is no mp3 player to listen on but most of the time I’m using mp3 technology for my music.

What I really love is the ability to stack the songs inside my mp3 unit instead of changing one cd at a time. So what I’m doing a lot now is converting my cd’s to mp3 files.

The good news is windows media player will do this with the latest version. You don’t even have to buy conversion software.

If you don’t want to use windows software then just google cd to mp3 conversion and you will find all kinds of software, free and paid.