Stereo Candies: FROM FLAC TO CD

Wednesday, 27 April 2016

FROM FLAC TO CD

Well, since I've been asked a few times, here's a very short tutorial about how to create an audio CD using a cue sheet and a flac file:

- first you should convert the .flac file into .wav format using a converter, for example the one you can find here;

- now put the .wav file and the .cue file in the same folder;

- open the .cue file with your favourite burning software;

- et voilà!

1 comment:

DaveM42108/31/2019 03:10:00 am
A free, and very easy to use download - Anyburn http://www.anyburn.com/ - creates CDs direct from *.flac and most other "high resolution" audio file formats.
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As an avid music lover I've been purchasing and enjoying records for the most part of my life. In the recent years I've quite appreciated many music blogs, they've been a great source of information about a lot of artists that for some reason I had never got into, or music that I simply didn't know existed.

I thought that it was time to give my own contribution, so here I am. I decided to focus mostly on music that has not been re-released in CD format and on artists/labels that are not widely represented on the web, or whose releases are sold-out and quite hard to find nowadays, without sticking to any particular music style.

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