TYB Note:
Great prices on
MP3 players at Target.com
(personal experience:
bought my Creative Zen
there!) Steve
Great prices on
MP3 players at Target.com
(personal experience:
bought my Creative Zen
there!) Steve
Music Downloading and MP3 Players
by: Jeff Anderson
What are they and how do they work? Here are a few thoughts on the subject of Mp3
players.
MP3 is a compressed music file. It is an encoded wave file and has almost the same
sound quality as an audio CD. The size of the file is much smaller allowing more room
for music.
They are legal when the song's copyright holder has given permission to download and
play the song. You can legally encode MP3's for personal use but it is illegal to trade or
distribute MP3's without permission from the song's copyright holder.
There are sites you can join for a fee. Some sites require a fee per download and by
doing this you are legally downloading music.
Almost any kind of music is available for the MP3 player. Look around at various sites
and decide which one is best for you. You can review the sites before joining and see
which one fits best with your musical tastes and budget.
Try one of these sites: NetMp3Music, has good music and movie sources or Real
Rhapsody which is completely legal and has a free 14 day trial. Napster has been
redone and features over 1,000,000 legal downloads. Other choices are MP3 Advance
or FileSharing Center.
When it comes to MP3 players you also have many choices. Some of the top players
are: Apple iPod MP3 Player, Creative MP3 Player, Philips MP3 Player, iRiver MP3
Player, Dell Pocket DJ, Dell DJ 20, and Gateway MP3 Photo Jukebox.
It is very convenient to own an MP3 player because of its size and the quantity of music
that can be stored. You can arrange the music for work-outs, meditation, running or
any other activity that you want. An MP3 player helps you to eliminate songs you don't
wish to have from a CD. You can choose one song from a CD or six, whichever you like
and in any order. There are many songs that can be downloaded from the internet and
added to your collection.
If you love music and want to be able to take it with you conveniently, check out the
MP3 players, there?s one that right for you as well as legal downloading sites you will
enjoy.
Jeff Anderson knows his music. He knows what to look for and what pitfalls to avoid.
Let him guide you to finding out more about music. Contact him at
Jeff@themusicbuzz.com or visit the blog at his site www.themusicbuzz.com.
by: Jeff Anderson
What are they and how do they work? Here are a few thoughts on the subject of Mp3
players.
MP3 is a compressed music file. It is an encoded wave file and has almost the same
sound quality as an audio CD. The size of the file is much smaller allowing more room
for music.
They are legal when the song's copyright holder has given permission to download and
play the song. You can legally encode MP3's for personal use but it is illegal to trade or
distribute MP3's without permission from the song's copyright holder.
There are sites you can join for a fee. Some sites require a fee per download and by
doing this you are legally downloading music.
Almost any kind of music is available for the MP3 player. Look around at various sites
and decide which one is best for you. You can review the sites before joining and see
which one fits best with your musical tastes and budget.
Try one of these sites: NetMp3Music, has good music and movie sources or Real
Rhapsody which is completely legal and has a free 14 day trial. Napster has been
redone and features over 1,000,000 legal downloads. Other choices are MP3 Advance
or FileSharing Center.
When it comes to MP3 players you also have many choices. Some of the top players
are: Apple iPod MP3 Player, Creative MP3 Player, Philips MP3 Player, iRiver MP3
Player, Dell Pocket DJ, Dell DJ 20, and Gateway MP3 Photo Jukebox.
It is very convenient to own an MP3 player because of its size and the quantity of music
that can be stored. You can arrange the music for work-outs, meditation, running or
any other activity that you want. An MP3 player helps you to eliminate songs you don't
wish to have from a CD. You can choose one song from a CD or six, whichever you like
and in any order. There are many songs that can be downloaded from the internet and
added to your collection.
If you love music and want to be able to take it with you conveniently, check out the
MP3 players, there?s one that right for you as well as legal downloading sites you will
enjoy.
Jeff Anderson knows his music. He knows what to look for and what pitfalls to avoid.
Let him guide you to finding out more about music. Contact him at
Jeff@themusicbuzz.com or visit the blog at his site www.themusicbuzz.com.
