Help me restore music from CD to original studio quality

Hello, let's work together on this project, I'll give you the same day. Hello, let's work together on this project, I'll give you the same day.

As a Musicologist, International Music Artist, Singer, Songwriter, Composer, Producer & Sound Engineer; with more than 17 years of music studies & of career; I'm the right one for the job you required. My Recording and Mixing Certificate, I got it in a International Music Festival (FIMVEN), in which I had as a tutor to: Yein González (from Daniel E. & Yein G., Producers and 2010's Latin GRAMMY winners). I can do all that you need with the best High Quality Sound you could find, i work on FL Studio 12 Professional with an WAV bit depth of 16Bit int and a Quality Resampling of 128-point sinc. * I would like to know more about your project before you hire my services, see you soon.

Hello. What kind of problems do you have on those tracks?

Hello. Interested in your project. Have a big experience in editing - more than 10 years. Try to help you, but need more details. Wait for your answer. Have a good day )

Hi I can help and guide you transpassing that cd to your computer. It should be easy. I am a recording engineer.

Hello, I am a composer and producer who have skills and experience in music producer and I can help you. Sand me an extrait and I can send you a short demo of your track to test. Best regard,

Hi, I'm Robert from Michigan... I'm assuming your asking because you no long have the CDs? When you use DBPowerAmp. If you want the best quality, do not use MP3. MP3 (256, 320) constant stereo bitrate is really good, and I don't think you'll find many truly honest people that can tell the difference between that format and the CD-Audio. But If you want to be sure, and I do this myself: I would recommend M4A (Apple-Lossless), or 'Flac'. It depends on what player you regularly play them with. DBPowerAmp can convert to these 'LossLess' formats. Or Did you use less than 256bitrate? Old MP3 standards were like 128? Free Pandora broadcasts at like 96. But... Here's the problem. You've already created the LOSS. Don't let anybody tell you that can restore, what isn't there. The best we can do is add or edit something... Like 'Volume', "Normalization', 'Bass', 'Treble', do some fancy sound editing..... which should be more expensive