Get New Music: Burn CD’s Off the Internet For Free
Posted On October 3, 2012
Music & MP3s
Everyone loves music right?
Updated March 14th 2017
There is an inherent value found in the relationships that people have around and through music. Unless you’ve been sleeping for a while (like 12 years), finding and listening to good music has become an increasingly social experience. It’s really simple, it goes something like this: “Hey, I found this song online, it’s really groovy. You should listen to it too… and here you can have it for free.”
This is of course great news for people on a limited budget who really love music. It is also great news for the artists who experience an incredible amount of joy and creative fulfillment when they discover that hundreds of thousands of people all around the globe are enjoying their music.
Web savvy companies and artists are changing their business models and offering great music for free online. There are plenty of sites available where you can download songs and burn CDs for free. If you don’t have CD burning software, just click the orange button in the top right corner of the page and download RealPlayer. It comes with free CD burning software.
WEBSITES WHERE YOU CAN BURN CD’S OFF THE INTERNET FOR FREE
Looking for free music you can download and then burn CDs for free? Many sites such as Google Play offers a free song of the day. It’s a great way to discover new music and artists online. Just check the site daily to see if it’s a song you want to download. In the meantime, we’ve rounded up websites where you can download free music and burn CDS off the Internet for free.
Amazon hosts 1,000’s of free MP3 songs on its site. You can either play them straight from Amazon’s cloud or download them straight to your computers library. Then burn a CD with them and take it with you to listen in the car.
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The Internet Archive and etree.org teamed up to provide as many live concerts as possible in an easy to download format. All the music here is from trade-friendly artists and is strictly for non-commercial use. Simply download them to your library and listen and enjoy live music. Not sure what you want to listen to? Discover new music by checking out the list of most downloaded items.
This is a great site for video makers and podcasters to visit to find free music. One out of 6 tracks out of the thousands of tracks available on dig.ccmixter have already been used as soundtracks.
The musicians who are part of this community are committed to making modern and satisfying music with a strong cinematic vibe. All the music here is licensed under Creative Commons. If you want to use the music in a video, you’ll need to provide a credit to the artist.
Run by the WFMU, a famous freeform radio station in the USA, the Free Music Archive is seen as an extension of the origins of radio, created specifically for the Internet. Throughout history radio has offered people access to free music and this is just an online continuation of the practice.
This is an interactive library of high-quality legal downloads. How you use the music downloaded from the site depends solely on the rights holders of each individual track. This is a great site for podcasters, radio producers, video producers, remix artists or simply music lovers looking for new sounds.
Clearbits is a dedicated to open-licensed (creative commons) digital media, including artwork, audio, and other forms of digital content. With the permission of content providers, Clearbits uses Bittorent technology for peer-to-peer file sharing or you can download an applet from the site to save music to your computer.
If you find songs that you love on Clearbits, you can easily download the tracks or if you are feeling generous you can donate to the artist who produced the music.
Download the file into your RealPlayer library and stream your content to RealTimes devices while on the go!
THE FUTURE OF FREE MUSIC
The sense of altruistic sharing between artists online is growing with the formation of online communities to facilitate the creative and artistic exchanges. New and exciting business models are springing up that challenge the old system of simply selling a product in units.
You will always be able to pay for music, but you will probably always be able to find a place where you can listen to it for free. It’s a great way to discover new music. Do you believe in free music? Have you burned CDs off the Internet for free? Who are your favorite artists that share their music online? Let us know in the comments below.
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i dont have website please help me out..thanks
yes i burn music of internet just been a while
There are links in the blog post above that will take you to websites where you can download music to burn on CD’s.
i wanth to burn free music in espanish
Hello Jose,
Please send an email to help@real.com along with the brief description of the issue (Copy and paste the link to this thread in the body of your email for reference) so that we can help resolve this issue at the earliest.
Hi Zakaria,
You can download English music from above mentioned websites to burn on CD’s.
i think this website is awesome
Thanks! Glad you are enjoying it.
none of this helped me. it didn’t have any of the songs i wanted.
This is not helping me ok
Hi Shamyia,
Please provide us some more information about the problem to assist you further.
Hi Sonnie,
Please provide us some more information about the problem to assist you further.
I’m going to check out this service. Have you tried http://www.earbits.com? They are kind of like Pandora but they have no commercials and play mostly independent music. It’s pretty much the best place to listen to free music online.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi, My wonderful husband of 46 years recently passed. He asked me to record a CD for him – I promised him I would, but time ran out on us. (I was a professional singer for several years.) There is a song I am particularly fond of, by Engelbert Humperdinck called “How Do I Stop Loving You.” It is available at
Karaoke-version.com and also on YouTube. My problem is that I do not know how to download it and burn it to a CD. Could you please help me? Could you record the CD for me? I, of course, would pay you whatever. I’m not very savvy about computers and explanations just seem to confuse me. I want to place the CD where he now lies and a copy within a Legacy Album I am creating for him. I would be so appreciative.
Sincerely, Grace
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iv been listening to music for some time now and wondered how to put them on blank CDs but i dont know how to i went to school and studied how to put music on CDs but i missed a few lessons soi could go on holiday and unfortunatly the lessons were on how to put music on blank CDs
can you please tell me how to do it iv got the music on my laptop and i have blank CDs so im asking you verry politely to help me out PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! xxxxx
thank you
Click this link to learn how to burn audio CD’s using RealPlayer: http://cache-download.real.com/free/windows/mrkt/help/RealPlayer-16/en/RealPlayer-help.htm#CD_Create_CD.htm
This site sucks no offense but I remember back in the day when I could use the real player that already had music on it and it would down load the songs if I liked them and choose them. Something different is going on now at this time. I don’t understand the nation needs it so that we can get music from the the player and not just videos those are hard to put on to cds but if you had it like you used to then people would have 100’s of thousands songs with titles and artists they could choose what they wanted and then they could save it to the computer then eventually go through them again and make all kinds of cds why not now. IF you know a way of doing it then email me I hope you have an answer. SO many of the sites are false and want to charge it should be free. I want to be happy
Some file requires Plus feature to play/convert. Try installing QuickTime/iTunes to enable the necessary codec for RealPlayer to play/convert .mp4 files.
1: QuickTime : http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
or
2: iTunes http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
After installing QuickTime/iTunes, try playing/converting the files through RealPlayer.
If this doesn’t work, please send an email to help@real.com, include a brief description of the issue, copy and paste the link to this thread within the email for further assistance.
Dear Help @Real,
How can I record on an SD card from my Real Player in mp3 format? Tks. LS
At this time, this feature is not available in RealPlayer.
Thank you for your interest!
Does realplayer cloud let me download free music so I can make Cd’s? also, I tried viewing a video and i could not view it although i have adobe installed, what do I do?
Does realplayer cloud let me download free music so I can make Cd’s? also, I tried viewing a video and i could not view it although i have adobe installed, what do I do?
Yes. You can download videos from popular web sites like YouTube, Metacafe, DailyMotion, etc and burn them as an audio to an audio CD for free. By default, RealPlayer can play RealAudio, RealVideo, and MPEG files. For a list of supported file types, visit the Media Types page in RealPlayer Help. (http://cache-download.real.com/free/windows/mrkt/help/RealPlayer-16/en/RealPlayer-help.htm#Media_Types.htm) It can also play other media types if the appropriate plug-ins and codecs (compression/decompression systems) are installed.
However, RealPlayer cannot play files that your computer does not recognize. Try installing free codec pack like Klite and QuickTime Player.
Klite Codec Pack: http://fileforum.betanews.com/download/KLite-Codec-Pack_Full/1094057842/3
QuickTime: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/
Still if the issue persists, please send an email to help@real.com
Please see our response to your post via this link:
http://realnetworks.wpengine.com/burn-cds-off-the-internet-for-free/#comment-20418
Can I transfer stuff from an older version of RealPlayer to the cloud RealPlayer?
Yes. You can import media files from older RealPlayer to RealPlayer Cloud. If you are on the same computer, follow this link to import media files:
http://cache-download.real.com/free/windows/mrkt/help/RealPlayer-Cloud/en/RealPlayer-help.htm#Import_Media_Files.htm
If you are using different PC, you’ll need to transfer the media files to external hard drive or thumb drive first and then import the media files to RealPlayer Cloud.
If you have any additional questions, please send an email to help@real.com
With the latest version of RealPlayer Cloud, you can download music videos and videos but not music.
However, you can convert the downloaded music videos and videos to .mp3 file format. RealPlayer Cloud and previous version respects DRM’s and does not enable you to copy DVD’s and download from the Internet content that is protected by DRM.
First, you need to install RealPlayer Cloud and then enable the RealDowloader plugin for downloading videos. You can download the free RealPlayer Basic software from the following web site:
http://www.real.com/
After installing RealPlayer follow the steps given in the below link to enable the RealPlayer Plugin: https://customer.real.com/entries/23689856
To burn CD’s, follow this link: http://cache-download.real.com/free/windows/mrkt/help/RealPlayer-Cloud/en/RealPlayer-help.htm#CD_Create_CD.htm
If you have any additional questions, please send an email to help@real.com
can you help me download songs onto cds that already has songs on it the cd i am trying to download onto the cd is from walmart can you help me
please text back an see if you can help me an tell me how to do it
Click this link to learn how to save CD tracks to RealPlayer library: http://cache-download.real.com/free/windows/mrkt/help/RealPlayer-Cloud/en/RealPlayer-help.htm#CD_Save_CD_to_My_Library.htm
Once the tracks are saved in RealPlayer you can burn them on an empty CD by following this link: http://cache-download.real.com/free/windows/mrkt/help/RealPlayer-Cloud/en/RealPlayer-help.htm#CD_Create_CD.htm
If you have any additional question, please send an email to help@real.com.