Q: What are my options for payment?
A: We use PayPal Express Checkout. With this, you can use your PayPal Account,
OR any Major Credit Card. Please call us if you have any problems during
Checkout at: 217-622-0928
Q: Is everything available for download?
A: We ONLY sell Digital Downloadable goods. Which means it is NOT shipped you to you, YOU have to DOWNLOAD it within 14 days of the day you purchase it. Please call us if you have any questions about how to download your order after you have paid for it, and got your email verifying you have ordered it, at: 217-622-0928
Q: What formats are available?
A: All Music & Soundtracks are either in MP3 or WMA. The Video Files are in
AVI, The Ringtones are in MP3, and the Digital Books & Sheet Music are in
PDF. We are working gradually to convert the WMA files to MP3. If you have
difficulties with your downloaded file after it has been downloaded, please
call us at: 217-622-0928.
Q: How often do you update your catalog of music?
A: We update are catalog of music often, but the times vary. So check back often, or email us at: david@christiandigitaldownloads.com if you are looking for a particular song, CD, Soundtrack, or Video.
Q: When I buy soundtracks, why is the Music in one side, and the Background Vocals in the other?
A: This is because those tracks are called “Split Tracks”. Split tracks serve a couple of purposes. One thing they do, is make it where the artist does not have to have 2 sets of soundtracks, one with background vocals, one without. The other reason for them is in some places, people like to turn up, or down the background vocals, and with Split Tracks, you can.
Q: What does Split Track Mean?
A: That means The Music is coming out of 1 channel, Usually the Left side, and the Background Vocals are coming out of the Right side. (this can be switched depending on how the Artists had the soundtracks created.
Q: If I wish to, How do I make the split track a regular track?
A: This is kind of complicated, BUT it can be done. One way you can do it, is by putting your soundtrack into a audio editor, on two(2) different tracks. On the first track, you leave everything the same, and on the second track, you do a “Flip” of which side is the right side, and which side is the Left. How this is done depends on the editing software you are using.