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What do I need to make a copy of a cd+g disc?

The easiest way.

#1 Buy a Plexor CD Burner

#2 Clone Cd  it's a program.

audiograbber as well... I love it!

 Nero 6 Ultra will copy a CD+G.  ZAP!

CDRwin
CDGRipper
Microstudio

Plextor 707a Burner
audio grabber
cdrwin

playback on laptop = winamp with CD+G plug in

thanks for help months ago from knightshow this is how I copy them still with no problem

I use Power CD-G Burner and I like how simple it is.  One thing I don't like is that it does not search the database for song titles but for simple copying of a disk, which I do with all my disks so that I won't have to carry the originals around, it works great.

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what i use is the following

Lite-On DVD rom # SOHD167T (you can get it at Wal-Mart for $29.99)
Iomega 48x24x48 CDRW Burner
CloneCD

Works great for Copy to Copy on the Fly

I use power cd+g burner and an external condre CD Duplicator. The Condre will directly copy most CD+G but there are some out there I need to use the software as well. I noticed on some soundchoice disk's it only copied the music, No lyrics. when using the power burner it went flawless.

Hello everybody,  I'm new here.

There is a software called microstudio which will copy your cd+G.  

Right now I'm testing something called keywrite 1400.  They also make a pro version. Keywrite will allow you to change the key of a song without changing the tempo.  Has anybody heard of this software?  I'll be glad to provide a link if you wish.  Keywrite supports wav. and cd+g.  If you know of anyother software that will do this, please advise.

Without  CD+G copy software, you can use any cd ripper such as windows media player and copy the audio of your CD+G as a wav. file.  Then you can change the key and rewrite the wav file and then you can put out the new wav file to a cdr.  The problem with this is that it will not be a karaoke CD+G.  That's O.K. with me since I only rely on the +G to learn a song.

If you use microstudio, you can then copy the CD+G files, change the key with keywrite and copy a CD+G back to a CDR.  I did test it for a little while and it seems to work O.K.  With this software, you can also use your computer as a Karaoke player.  It will display the words and everything.  I don't think I'll be purchasing microstudio since I really only need to change keys on some songs and can work with the audio only.  

These two softwares are sold by the same company.


However, I understand that you can use any CD+G software, other than microstudio, after keywrite is used to create a new CD+G.