How to create a Folder for MP3, WMA, or WAV Tracks in PCDJ RED VRM
by Jane On May 21, 2009 | DVD & Video | Hits: 70
Software you need: PCDJ RED VRM
PCDJ Red and Blue is built for complete ease-of-use and organization of your collection of music files (.MP3,.WMA,.WAV and Microsoft DRM files). It contains much of the power and versatility of our award winning flagship product PCDJFX. If you’re looking for the new DJ technology from PCDJ but want a something simpler to use, the new Red or Blue VRM will suit you. Simple but powerful.
Before we begin dealing with MP3 tracks, it is recommended that you first create a folder on your computer for simplifying the task of finding your tracks after they’ve been ripped/encoded or downloaded from the Internet. For the purpose of instruction, we’ve chosen to put our folder on the hard drive, which is the C: drive in this case. But you can put the tracks anywhere you’d like.
When you start up your computer, before you open any programs, the screen that you end up with from your Windows operating system is called the Desktop Manager. It’s where you begin using your computer in opening up menus, programs, etc.
STEP 1. On the left side of the screen in the Desktop Manager, there are icons (pictures) lined up. There will be an icon of a computer with “My Computer” underneath it. Double click on this icon to open My computer. If there is no “My Computer” icon on your desktop, click Start, then “My Computer”.
STEP 2. A window titled will expand. (You will see this title name at the upper left hand corner of the window in the Title Bar.) Double Click on the “C:” (C Drive) icon.
STEP 3. A window titled “C:\” will expand. Click the right mouse button in the white background area in the window (not on a folder).
STEP 4. A menu will expand. Click on (New) and another menu will pop up.
STEP 5. Click on (Folder) and a folder icon will appear. At the bottom of this icon will be the default file name, “New Folder”, highlighted in blue. Type the name “Music” in this space to replace the default name (New Folder).
Step 6. Double click on the folder you have just created and Right click in the white background area, and follow steps 4. and 5 again. Create folders like 80’s, 90’s, Country, Dance, Hip-Hop, Latin, etc...
STEP 7. Next, right click on an empty space in the Music folder you are in, and move mouse over Arrange Icons By, then choose the sorting option that best suits you. This will place your new folders in the arrangement you’ve chosen.
STEP 8. Click on the “X” in the upper right hand corner to close the window.
Now that you have a folder to put your MP3 tracks in, you can download legal tracks from the Internet and/or ripp from CDs, records, etc., and encode them to MP3 format. Then they’ll be in one convenient place, ready to load into your Recordcase.
PCDJ Red and Blue is built for complete ease-of-use and organization of your collection of music files (.MP3,.WMA,.WAV and Microsoft DRM files). It contains much of the power and versatility of our award winning flagship product PCDJFX. If you’re looking for the new DJ technology from PCDJ but want a something simpler to use, the new Red or Blue VRM will suit you. Simple but powerful.
Before we begin dealing with MP3 tracks, it is recommended that you first create a folder on your computer for simplifying the task of finding your tracks after they’ve been ripped/encoded or downloaded from the Internet. For the purpose of instruction, we’ve chosen to put our folder on the hard drive, which is the C: drive in this case. But you can put the tracks anywhere you’d like.
When you start up your computer, before you open any programs, the screen that you end up with from your Windows operating system is called the Desktop Manager. It’s where you begin using your computer in opening up menus, programs, etc.
STEP 1. On the left side of the screen in the Desktop Manager, there are icons (pictures) lined up. There will be an icon of a computer with “My Computer” underneath it. Double click on this icon to open My computer. If there is no “My Computer” icon on your desktop, click Start, then “My Computer”.
STEP 2. A window titled will expand. (You will see this title name at the upper left hand corner of the window in the Title Bar.) Double Click on the “C:” (C Drive) icon.
STEP 3. A window titled “C:\” will expand. Click the right mouse button in the white background area in the window (not on a folder).
STEP 4. A menu will expand. Click on (New) and another menu will pop up.
STEP 5. Click on (Folder) and a folder icon will appear. At the bottom of this icon will be the default file name, “New Folder”, highlighted in blue. Type the name “Music” in this space to replace the default name (New Folder).
Step 6. Double click on the folder you have just created and Right click in the white background area, and follow steps 4. and 5 again. Create folders like 80’s, 90’s, Country, Dance, Hip-Hop, Latin, etc...
STEP 7. Next, right click on an empty space in the Music folder you are in, and move mouse over Arrange Icons By, then choose the sorting option that best suits you. This will place your new folders in the arrangement you’ve chosen.
STEP 8. Click on the “X” in the upper right hand corner to close the window.
Now that you have a folder to put your MP3 tracks in, you can download legal tracks from the Internet and/or ripp from CDs, records, etc., and encode them to MP3 format. Then they’ll be in one convenient place, ready to load into your Recordcase.
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