MP3s To Audio CDs, opinion on getting best audible result Options

[d2e]

(Please excuse any ignorance as I'm not well versed with this and learning.)

I'd like to get started with converting my MP3s to audio CDs. The CDs I want to create will be used for CD-style DJing. I was given some advice on this conversion process to have my end result CDs sound really good.

The advice is below. If anyone wants to add any additional advice or feedback on this process, I would appreciate it! I have to know that there's no one way to doing this.

I'll also mention that some of my MP3 are albums, many are not and even some of my MP3s that are a part of an album have different bit rates. So, I want to take this all into consideration in doing this conversion.

• Use MP3Gain on my mp3s if clipping is detected.
  Specific settings weren't discussed but I have started testing the options in MP3Gain tonight to get my feet wet.
  
  
• Consider changing all mp3s to the same audible volume, which is a better option than normalizing.
  Specific settings weren't discussed on doing this.
  
  
• Decode using Foobar2000's diskwriter with 16-bit Dithered Output to .wav.
  This I'm told is the best decoding quality I can get.
  
  
• Burn my .wavs to good quality audio CD-Rs.
  My preference is to use Verbatim Vinyl CD-Rs. This would be a first for me using them and if they don't work well or are not suggested, I'd like to us Memorex CD-Rs as they HAVE worked very well for me. Preferred burning software is Nero 5.5.9.17.

Thanks...

d2e