1. Click the Burn to CD button to open Burner Plus.
   
   (You may also open a saved Playlist and then click the Burn button under the Playlist Window.  ("CD-R" button on some older skins)).

2. Add tracks to the Burner Plus window by clicking the Add button or by dragging and dropping files from anywhere on your computer where music files are kept, into the burner window.

3. Click the Burn button in the Burner Plus window,  the CD will be created and eject once complete.
   
   Remove files prior to burning the CD by unselecting the checkbox next to each track to be removed, or right-click on the file and chose Remove files.

You may reorder files in the Burner window by dragging and dropping each file to a new location in the burn order.

With Musicmatch Downloads music you may burn tracks and albums to CDs for your personal use, though you may only burn the same playlist 5 times. That's an original CD, plus 4 backup copies. To burn additional copies the track must be removed from the playlist and added to a new playlist.

You may mix and match tracks from your favorite artists on to one CD. Simply create a playlist containing various artists and tracks, and click the burn button.

 

1. Click the Burn to CD button to open Burner Plus.
   
   (You may also open a saved Playlist and then click the Burn button under the Playlist. ( "CD-R" button on some older skins)).

2. Change the type of disk you're going go create by clicking the button Tools>Disk>Change Type, and choose either Audio, MP3, or Data.

3. Add tracks or files to the Burner Plus window by clicking the Add button or by dragging and dropping files from anywhere on your computer  into the burner window.

4. Click the Burn button in the Burner Plus window,  the CD will be created and eject once complete.

As you add files the capacity indicator will neutral indicating you have space on the CD media. If the indicator turns red you have gone over capacity and you'll need to remove tracks.

You may reorder files in the Burner window by dragging and dropping each file to a new location in the burn order.