Is there a way I can legally download free music then burn it to a cd?

Answer by  Xceptional (642)

Yes. Itunes often offers free songs that you can legally download. You can also check Adult Swim, which does the same. When you have downloaded the music, you can either burn it onto a CD using Itunes or Windows Media.

Answer by  jewlie (105)

There's lots of ways to legally download free music. There's some great places like , Stereogum, and AltSounds that have been offering free music for download for years. As long as the cd is for personal use, you'll be able to burn it onto a cd. Just don't turn around and sell it!

Answer by  ghidorah (172)

If with free you mean the artist actually published his or her music for free, like an official free download, then it is legal. You should always check the license agreement first to be sure.

Answer by  ChristopherMele (57)

Unfortunately the majority of music today (99.9%) is copyrighted meaning that if you want to play that song on a personal electronic device such as a computer or ipod, you need to pay for it. Music is considered art and the "artists" expect a payment in return. Sorry.

Answer by  Scot (591)

If you have any interest in The Smashing Pumpkins music band, you can visit their website for free music downloads.

Answer by  gradyj (77)

Unless the artist has specifically allowed free downloads of their music, no. Sometimes you can find free music on sites like iTunes, and sometimes artists have free downloads of their songs on their website. The majority of free music downloads, however, are illegal.

Answer by  brett29 (467)

Yes but you have to buy it from I tunes that is legal but if you do not want to buy it then you cna always go to lime wire for free music.

Answer by  Monsawrath (38)

There is no such thing as LEGAL free music. You can join subscription sites that will let you buy songs and then burn them onto cds. You can Google 'free music site' but, like I said, there is no LEGAL solution. There are many, many pirate sites, but those neither support the economy, nor the artists themselves.

Answer by  Surandil (20)

Of course there is. As long as You don't want to sell this CD for money. There are sites which provide free music.