recording software. Demo versions are always good to try, even if you like your current software. You might find out you like something better. Below are some of my software reviews:Easy CD Creator: This is what I started out using. Its a great package for beginners. The Project Selector is a nice feature that allows you to select the type of project you want to do. The projects you can choose from are music CD, Data CD, photo or video CD, and CD copier. It also has a web check, CD label creator, and help menu. There are three types of music CDs you can make. The first one uses Sound Stream application. Its good for making CDs from various sources like tape and records. There are a lot of sound editing features to use like pop and hiss removal. That can be very useful if youre making a CD from an old record. The feature I like the most is the normalize feature. This allows you to set the sound levels of songs that may be recorded from different albums to the same level. So, none of the songs will sound louder than others. The second type is a normal music CD. This is used if you dont want to do any editing. And the third type of music CD is the mp3 CD. Its great if you want to compress your music and put about a hundred songs in mp3 format onto a CD. You need to have an mp3 player in order to use it though. There are three types of Data CD projects to choose from. They are direct CD, data CD, and take two. I love to use direct CD. What this does is use packet writing. Basically what that means is that you can format your CD and use it just like you would a floppy. But you wont be able to rewrite unless you use a CD-RW. You can still delete data on a CD-R but the space will be wasted if you do that. The data CD project is useful if you have enough data to fill up an entire CD. Otherwise the CD will have a lot of empty space. The take two project is used if you want to back up your hard drive. It will cop...
