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Step 1
Install the decoder program onto your hard drive.
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Step 2
Insert a CD+G (karaoke) disc into your CD-ROM or DVD drive.
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Step 3
Start the decoder program and follow its instructions for playing your karaoke disc.
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Step 1
Start your ripping program.
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Step 2
Insert a CD+G disc into your CD writer.
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Step 3
Display the tracks on the disc. You may have to click "Refresh," "Display Tracks" or some other button or tab to do this.
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Step 4
Select the tracks you want to copy from the disc ("rip") onto your hard drive.
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Step 5
Choose the folder to write the tracks to and the output format for the ripped files.
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Step 6
Click the "Rip," "Start Ripping" or similar button to start the process.
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Step 7
Repeat Steps 2 through 6 for each of the other discs you wish to rip until you have enough songs to fill a disc of your own. A 79-minute CD (700 megabytes) will hold from 16 to 20 songs, depending on the individual song lengths.
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Step 1
Start your burning program. If this is the same program as the one you used to rip tracks from, you will instead select the "Burn" option.
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Step 2
Click "Add" or "Add Tracks," according to the program you have.
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Step 3
Browse to the folder containing the tracks you want to burn onto disc and select the tracks you want to burn.
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Step 4
Select the write speed for burning. Use the highest speed your CD writer supports.
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Step 5
Deselect any box labeled "Simulate" or "Test," unless you wish to first test the disc before actually burning to it. If so, you will have to repeat Steps 2 through 4 when the test is completed.
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Step 6
Click the "Burn," "Burn Tracks" or "Make CD" button, according to the program you have.
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Step 1
Follow Steps 1 through 3 as outlined under "Burning a Custom Karaoke Mix Disc."
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Step 2
Select the vocal reduction or suppression feature of your software.
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Step 3
Type in the songs' lyrics. You can obtain song lyrics from a lyrics website, or by carefully listening to the song and transcribing them.
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Step 4
Select the write speed for burning and proceed as outlined by Steps 4 through 6 of "Burning a Custom Karaoke Mix Disc."








