Several years ago, CD-R media and CD burners were never imagined. Computers were just reached the GHz speed, with Pentium 1 just starting to reach the horizons. Floppy disks were the ideal way to store data, even though it took several of them to store most types of information. Looking at things today, you can see at a glance just how far technology has come over the years.

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Below, you’ll find the most common terminology that relates to CD duplication. Even if you are new to duplication, the terms below may help you learn more.

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CD ripper software will open up an entirely new way of how you listen to music. With the use of CD ripping software, you can take audio tracks from a CD and them into audio files for use on your computer. You can save them as WAV, MP3, OGG, or WMA audio files. The term “ripping” is the term used to describe this very process.

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If a recording artist or inspiring musician has any hopes of having their songs played on the radio, they’ll need to have their rough mix mastered very well. The best way to do this, is to hire a CD mastering engineer.

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It’s important to realize from the start that the duplication and replication process is the same, regardless of content, as well as the differences between the CD duplication and replication process.

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The process of CD duplication is the means of making several copies of CDs of various types without doing a replication of many. The term is used to describe the need and use of short run quantity copying of various types of CDs. Most CD duplication is done for quantities under 500.

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