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1. STORE N FORWARD Computer Music vinyl at Juno Records. Buy Computer Music at Juno Records. In stock now for same day shipping.

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2. Critical Rhythm Ltd PO Box Coventry CV6, UK Tel.: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) Email: [email protected]

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3. A highly respectable outlet for trance on CDr single, once the commercial cd single market had began to die. Alas it was short lived as people could download melnistchicdiarohsmarsundpotiresida.coinfo tracks individually from the likes of Beatport & Junodownload at a fraction of the cost, and burn them to their own cheaply available CDr.

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4. Mar 02,  · The CD-S is versatile enough to play your CDs, CD-Rs and CD-RWs, plus MP3 & WMA CDs. And the built-in Burr-Brown bit/kHz digital to analog converter makes music sound excellent. The 2-year warranty gives me a little added peace of mind, too.

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5. The German based trance-duo Store N Forward (Christian Steinweg & Thomas Boldt) were formed in Since then, they have striven for perfection with a drive to produce a refined sound that goes beyond those around them in the industry.

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6. Aug 11,  · Got a tech question for Sound & Vision? Email us at [email protected] Q I'm looking to load my CD collection into a hi-res ripper/music server that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. My plan is to connect it to my Pioneer SC receiver so I can browse lists of artists and titles on my TV. Do you have any suggestions?

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7. Aug 12,  · Duplicated CDs. Duplicated discs — or burned CDs — is what most people are making when burning CDs at home. A manufacturer uses music you've submitted on a CD-R and burns it onto additional CD-Rs for you. Manufacturers can complete the process on a larger scale more quickly than you (burning one disc at a time on your computer).

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8. Dec 27,  · Q:I use the CD-R drive in my computer to make music CDs and also for storing photos. My question involves the different recordable discs that are available. Frequently the label on the disc.

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9. Store-bought pre-recorded CD-ROMs use tiny pits or holes arranged in the tracks of the disc to encode the music, video or game software that you play. In a similar way, your CD-R burner uses laser-light bursts during your recording sessions to create tiny bubbles in the tracks around the CD-R.

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