Can this product work for me?

Yes, you can import songs using the FILE>IMPORT AUDIO command. The song has to be in .wav , .mp3, or .mid format, so you may need to convert the song to one of those formats first. Where are you getting the songs?

Once the song is imported, you can easily change the tempo of the song - either the entire song, or vary the tempo throughout the song. Change the tempo in the TEMPO VIEW window. I think the command to open the tempo view is VIEW>TEMPO. You can also add other music, alter the song, pretty much whatever you need you can do.

You save them as a .wrk or .bun file in Music Creator. To save the song to something you can burn to a CD, you have to export the song to a .wav file type - FILE>EXPORT AUDIO. A box will appear where you can select .wav and name the file. Then, burn it to a CD.

Here is what i do to import an MP3. open Cakewalk, then open an audio track (not a midi track), then go to file/import audio, (not open) open is for midi files. then i browse the file and click on it, a blue bar crosses the bottom of the screen.

Some things to check, I do not know what rocket is but some download sites encoade the MP3's so that they can only allow download and playback in a recognized player like WMA, or REAL, cake is a multitrack recording studio, not a true player, so many of the download sites do not encode for it.

Wow, has this been crazy. I recognized that the program I use to get music (My Music Inc. download program is called MP3Rocket) has different media programs, but Pyro is not one of them. Here is the kicker: Music Creator 2 included the program Pyro 1.5 to organize and burn cd's so I wouldn't have to use Real Player, but the program is so old it won't work on XP. In fact, Pyro 1.5 isn't even listed on the Pyro help site! I tried to update it. Didn't work.
Do you guys know of an easier program I can mix music with. I am soooo tired!!!!
Help, guys! I am still trying to use the Real Player, too! Feeling old!
Irene, The Mom