Add Music Files
Import the music files you want to place on the disc, including MP3, WAV, WMA, FLAC, AAC, OGG, APE, and other supported sources.

GiliSoft MP3 CD Maker gives Windows users a practical way to turn music files into a standard Audio CD. Arrange tracks, choose the disc output, burn the project, and create a playable CD for older car stereos, home systems, portable CD players, classrooms, and offline delivery.
Burning an Audio CD means creating a playable music disc, not just copying MP3 files to a data disc. This matters when the disc must work in traditional CD players, older car stereos, home audio systems, or portable players that expect CD audio tracks.
With GiliSoft MP3 CD Maker, the basic process is straightforward: add audio files, arrange the track order, choose Audio CD output, insert a writable disc, and start burning. The software supports common source formats such as MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, FLAC, OGG, and APE.
Use this workflow for music you own, created yourself, licensed, or are authorized to copy. For MP3 CD/DVD, WMA disc, multiple-copy burning, and image output, see the main MP3 CD Maker page.
Import the music files you want to place on the disc, including MP3, WAV, WMA, FLAC, AAC, OGG, APE, and other supported sources.
Place songs, lessons, narration, or reference tracks in the order listeners should hear them on the finished CD.
Select standard Audio CD output when compatibility with ordinary CD players matters more than storing the maximum number of files.
Insert writable media and burn the project to a playable CD for car, home, classroom, event, or offline playback use.
Clip a long source file by start time and duration when only a selected segment should appear on the finished disc.
Produce additional copies for repeated use or save an image file when the same music disc project may be burned again later.
The Audio CD workflow is clear enough for support staff who only need a playable disc, not a full authoring suite.
Track ordering and supported source formats make it easy to prepare car and classroom discs from mixed music files.
We can burn repeated Audio CDs for small events without rebuilding the same project each time.
Burn music CDs for older car stereos, home audio systems, portable players, and other hardware that expects a standard Audio CD.
Convert a folder of source audio into a physical disc that plays like a normal CD instead of a computer data disc.
Prepare lessons, narration, music playlists, or reference tracks for rooms, vehicles, or events where CD playback is still the most predictable option.
Keep repeat Audio CD jobs more consistent by arranging tracks once, trimming sources when needed, and burning additional copies from the same setup.
Use it when the goal is a playable Audio CD, MP3 CD, WMA disc, or music disc image rather than only converting audio files.
Build Audio CDs from music files and supported video sources when the sound inside a video should be burned to disc.
Add files, arrange the order, choose Audio CD output, clip long sources when needed, and burn the disc from one focused Windows tool.
For CD ripping and audio format conversion, use Audio Converter Ripper. For editing, recording, and cleanup, use Audio Toolbox.
View the main product page for Audio CD, MP3 CD/DVD, WMA CD/DVD, multiple-copy burning, and music disc image output.
Use this product when the main job is audio conversion, CD ripping, format preparation, or extracting audio before disc burning.
Trim, join, record, adjust, and clean audio clips before using them in a music disc project.
Choose the broader suite when disc burning is only one part of a larger audio editing, recording, conversion, cleanup, or voice workflow.
Use GiliSoft MP3 CD Maker when your music files need to become a standard Audio CD for car, home, classroom, event, or offline playback.
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