Satellite Audio Conversion to CD

I have a collection of Ka-band satellite radio recordings saved as digital files (mostly WAV and a few MP3s). I want to enjoy them on my standard home stereo, so the job is to convert every track into a format that will play flawlessly from a regular audio CD.

Along the way I need the sound cleaned up. Please run a light pass of noise reduction to remove background hiss, then apply consistent volume normalization so I’m not reaching for the volume knob between songs. Once the audio is dialled in, author a Red Book-compliant CD image (or individual 44.1 kHz/16-bit WAVs ready for burning) so I can burn or press discs that drop straight into any domestic player.

Deliverables
• Restored, normalized master files
• CD-ready image (ISO or CUE/WAV set) clearly labeled
• A short note on the tools and settings you used, in case I need to tweak anything later

I’m flexible on editor choice—Audacity, iZotope RX, Adobe Audition, Reaper or whatever you prefer—as long as the final disc plays smoothly on a typical stereo system. Let me know your turnaround time and any questions you have about the source files, and we can get started right away.