Anyone can make a MP3 MP3s originate anywhere. With some simple software, anyone can make an MP3. The program can be downloaded anywhere. Once the file is on the computer, it can be put on the Internet. With new technology, people can put song files on compact discs.
CD burners can also copy regular music CDs, so music fans can make a mix of their favorite songs.
CD-Rs are regular blank CDs that can hold stuff like music files. CD-RWs, on the other hand, can be rewritten, sort of like a cassette. Senior Mike Jackson uses his burner regularly. I buy blank CDs, copy a music CD on them, then resell the original to a used record store, like the Record Exchange. And it's not all about CDs, there are now portable MP3 players.