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How do I make multiple copies of the burned CD?

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Download iTunes, import your CD to iTunes, create a playlist. Drag those songs inside of the playlist, remove the CD and replace it with a blank CD to be burned. Select playlist option "burn to disc." The only way to burn multiple copies at the same time is to have multiple disc drives.

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Will this CD only work on Macs and PCs?

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No. As long as you're burning an audio CD, it should be accessible anywhere.

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Does this count as a master CD?

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Not at all. Mastering is a more involved process of refining the sound.

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How do I burn multiple music tracks as separate files?

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If you want to burn multiple tracks, just make them separate albums. If iTunes is not recognizing the files as separate albums or tracks, then right-click on the track, select "Get Info," and change the song information to create another album.

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Why doesn't my music sound as good after being burned when the music in iTunes is equalized?

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If you are using the local equalizer inside of the iTunes program itself, this would be because it is only changing the EQ of your individual output. The only way to output this type of EQ would be to put the song in Garage Band and change the EQ, then export it to iTunes and burn it to a disc.

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Does burned music come out flat while using equalizer in iTunes?

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Burned music comes out as the original file is mixed, meaning the original production and recording of the song is the levels of all channels that will come out on the final burned copy.

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How do I burn MP3 songs on Mac to a CD in WAV without using iTunes?

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The only way to be able to achieve this would be to use a third party app, such as Audacity or Burn, both of which you could download online.

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