How to burn a Logic's audio to CD and listen it with home stereo?

I bounce them out to iTunes, then sync my phone and tablet. I also have a SoundCloud account for sharing them with others. I find it very interesting that folks still use CDs. Just curious, why?

Hi BenB

A CD is by far the most important thing to have, so you can play it on your home stereo, its the format that most people buy, so its the best thing to test your recordings on.

thanks Octopi,

I have never used iTunes, I have been using Quicktime to play the mp3s

I hope it helps the OP too, I will need to experiment, I have no idea how to 'drag to iTunes' as you say.

I do find it odd that only a few of your clients ask for CDs!

How can they hear the music they have recorded in the car or home stereo or personal stereo without a CD!?

Well, I can play 44.1 wavs off of my really really (really) old iPod Click Wheel.

I can also make playlists on that ancient iPod to mix in other songs for comparison and play them wherever I like, car etc. There are many many more recent devices that will play 44.1, 48 or 96k songs. And you can get hundreds, if not thousands on a single device.

A lot of people have usb and bluetooth input options in their cars, aux inputs on their stereos or just simply putting the music onto their personal devices.

I have nothing against CD's at all, I pre-ordered Taylor Swift's last record on CD. But there are other and more adaptable ways to hear your music in full quality. Especially for people like us who are actually making the music/recordings.