Any music downloaded from shareware is extremely unsafe and it's illegal. So, as for free, your options are limited. Amazon.com has a lot of freebies and iTunes has some. You can rip or import CDs that you already own or borrow them from your local public library. It's totally legal to burn those to disc or put them on your device, just don't try to sell copies.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
I just boght a Slick MP3 player and want to start recording Christian music advice please (never used a MP3 b4?
I would like free legal music for personal useI just boght a Slick MP3 player and want to start recording Christian music advice please (never used a MP3 b4?
Any music downloaded from shareware is extremely unsafe and it's illegal. So, as for free, your options are limited. Amazon.com has a lot of freebies and iTunes has some. You can rip or import CDs that you already own or borrow them from your local public library. It's totally legal to burn those to disc or put them on your device, just don't try to sell copies.nail polish
Any music downloaded from shareware is extremely unsafe and it's illegal. So, as for free, your options are limited. Amazon.com has a lot of freebies and iTunes has some. You can rip or import CDs that you already own or borrow them from your local public library. It's totally legal to burn those to disc or put them on your device, just don't try to sell copies.
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