What kind of CD disc do you use for DJ players?

I'll tell you.

The suffix is generally wma, ***, and it is recommended to use the file format with the wma suffix.

The disc you engrave depends on how you carved it.

There are generally two kinds of engraved discs, one is a data disc, and the other is called a ** disc.

If your disc drive supports ***, then both will work. If you engrave a data disc, you can put n songs on a disc. But it seems to be a *** format file.

If it's a **CD, that disc can only put more than 10 songs. Generally speaking, most of them use ** discs. Because not every machine can decipher *** format files.

To put it simply, discs are a popular burning option; The data disc can greatly save the disc space because it is compressed, so it belongs to the media burning option. (It's a slightly more advanced method) that is,**Disc can be put out of any disc player,And data disc can only be read *** format file machine**。

Hit so much. /..Give it to me.

CD burning is what a friend upstairs said generally uses WMA, *** more.

Regardless of WMA or *** When you carve a tune, try to carve WMA and WMA together *** The same meaning. To mix them together, use 8x ticks.

The disc speed is 16x, I usually have 16x, of course, 12x 8x is better...

A disc you can have space for less than 65 minutes, and the number of m is 800.

The basic learning time is just three or four months.

In fact, this question mainly depends on your own learning ability, if you learn fast and understand thoroughly, you can learn it in a month, on the contrary, if you learn slowly, the time will be longer, so how long to learn is mainly based on your own learning progress.

DJing is a DJ using professional machines such as DJs and mixers to seamlessly connect several completely different electronic dance songs such as rhythm, melody, mood and ** style, and process these electronic dance music.

Generally, DJing is done in nightclubs, bars and other places. DJing refers to the entire working process of DJ, which is not the same as scratching and scratching. Scratching and scratching is to use your hands to pull and stop or make the disc spin faster, so that some songs with different rhythms become a rhythm.

Or use your hand controls to slide the head across the disc.

Professional DJing machines seamlessly connect and process several dances or songs with completely different rhythms, melodies, moods and styles.

It's as short as a month. Grow a year smaller.