Replay Music Quick Tour

You're about to see how easy it is to record perfect MP3 files with Replay Music.

Recording is as easy as 1, 2, 3:

Open Replay Music and click Start Recording.
Play the music you want to record.
Click Stop Recording when finished.

When you're ready to do a live recording session, refer to the User Guide for more detailed step-by-step instructions, including important setup information.

Want to see more ? Let's start the tour! When you open Replay Music, it appears like this:

Here's how easy it is to record:

Click Start Recording. The Start Recording Session dialog appears:
Enter a name for the Album. This is used if Replay Music can't determine the album name.
Enter a Default Genre. If Replay Music cannot determine a genre, then this one is used.
Add Tracks to iTunes: If you want your recorded tracks to be added to iTunes automatically (for syncing to your iPod), check this option. Tracks are added after the recording session ends.
Click OK. The recording session starts.
Play the audio you want to record.

As you record, the main screen fills up with the names of the songs that have been recorded, as you see here:

Editing MP3 Tags

You can change the artist, album and song title tags in the saved MP3 files. Just select one or more tracks, and click Edit Track(s). The Edit Track dialog appears:

Just enter the new data for the track, then click OK. The information you entered is saved inside the MP3 file.

When you're done recording, just click Stop Recording.

Sorting and Deleting Tracks

During or after recording, you can sort the list of tracks by Artist, Title, Album or Genre -- just click the desired column heading. This makes it easy to see what songs have been recorded. If you don't want some of the songs you've recorded, you can delete multiple tracks at once by highlighting them and clicking Delete Tracks.

Try Replay Music Yourself!

That's how easy it is to record with Replay Music. Go ahead -- download a demo and order today!

Note: Applian Technologies recording products are not intended for use in circumventing copy protection mechanisms or for making illegal copies of copyrighted content. Please respect the rights of the content owners when recording.