LP Burner

Sure enough popping a CD in your stereo jukebox to enjoy a mix of your favorite tracks might not really be a thing anymore, but it doesn’t mean it’s not possible or CDs are obsolete. If you happen to want to jump into such nostalgia, then applications like LP Burner help you create quality stereo audio discs.

Before you get started and use the application with all it has to offer, you might want to make sure that .NET Framework is on your computer, even though it comes as a default feature in modern Windows iterations.

You get to work in a single window instance fitted with all functions you need. Most of the space is where files up for the operation are displayed along with filename and track time. Progress is displayed in a couple of sliders, while the status bar shows the total number of items and amount of time in the current project state.

The application specializes itself into creating Stereo CDs from your audio files. However, it only accepts standard CD quality WAV files as import, which means they need to be 16-bit stereo 44.1 kHz uncompressed PCM format audio files. Many recorders can save under these settings, but it’s not a default format, so you might want to keep this in mind when capturing or creating your WAV files to burn with this program.

You can add as many files as you can fit on a disc, but there’s no overall size indicator. It’s possible to arrange items in a specific order, which dictates playback order as well. You get to select the optical drive to use, with the possibility to eject when complete.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that LP Burner is not really your average CD burning tool. It only supports particular WAV files for import, because its specialty is to create standard audio CDs to be played on your stereo machine.