This project is all my work.  It took about 12 weeks of constant work.  First, I recorded two of Shania Twain's concerts from the television and on video (it says that on the CD jacket). Then I had to edit the music on the computer using, the program:   Audio View  Sound Editor.  Next I placed the songs in the order that I wanted them, which was not the order in which they were in the concerts.  This was very hard, because I had to "mix" each track into the next.  There is no silence between the tracks, the music just flows.  In order to do this, I had to "mix" the crowd sounds, so that it sounded natural.  Shania lets other people sing with her when she's doing a concert.  I replaced their singing on two songs with the first chorus of the songs, because it sounded bad and I didn't want their singing on my CD. After I edited all the music,  I "burned"  the CD on my CD-R Recorder.  Then I  designed  the label.  On it, there is an actual ticket that I scanned into the computer and customized.  Then I made the jacket.  I had to locate the right pictures, copy them onto the file and added the text.  I printed them out with the program:  CD Labeler.

The front cover of the CD jacket	The CD label
The disclaimer on the inside of the jacket	The contents of the CD- The rear cover of the jacket

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