How do you convert music audio into wave files on your pc?

Question

I'm trying to add my own music to my music profile but it won't work because its not mp3 formatted.

Answer 1

try this software:

TotalVideoConverter

www.download.com for free downloads......

Answer 2

There are several excellent free programs available through download.com that will fill the bill. For copying from CD's in your CD burner, and as a music library try media monkey. The free version will rip CD's to mp3 or wav files. For copying through your sound card from external devices like tape players and turntables, try audacity, which is also an excellent basic sound editor. Media monkey will also transfer files and playlists to most mp3 players. It will burn CD's but only at 4x unless you pay twenty bucks for the full version. It will then burn up to the speed of your cd burner. It will also convert music files between formats and has excellent tools for updating ID3 tags.

Answer 3

There's tons of simple audio recording and mp3encoding software out there, but I use full bown editors like CoolEdit (which is now ADOBE Audition).
Just do a google online for words like record line input.
Unless that of course is what you are asking, in which case you just need a patch cord to go from the headphone out of your audio device (cassette walkman, tuntable) to the line in on your sound card. There is also software to rip audio CDs directly to MP3 format using your CDRom drive. Nero for instance can do this if it's got the MP3 plugin and is a high enough (not OEM) version.

Answer 4

musicmatch jukebox.
sound forge..

cheers