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| 296846 | 2004-11-27 04:39:00 | Hi there. I want to burn <some> of my good old vinyl to CD. Anybody done this?? I'm wondering if anyone can suggest a soundcard that can handle input from an external source (i.e. pre-amp)...I'm guessing maybe I have to look for soundblaster Audigy 2 or 4 - but hoping perhaps someone can recommend a device that worked well for them. Thanks in advance for your time. |
sunshot (6459) | ||
| 296847 | 2004-11-27 05:02:00 | Any soundcard will work, if it has line in and u have a decent cable from the record player / program to record to then save whatever to the hdd, then cd. You DONT have to overkill with the soundcard. |
Spacemannz (808) | ||
| 296848 | 2004-11-27 07:57:00 | www.wieser-software.com is the link to rip vinyl software I recommend. It is very simple to use and leaves the snap crackles and pops as they were. Good luck cam the ripvinyl man |
cmaclean (1851) | ||
| 296849 | 2004-11-27 10:21:00 | I used the record deck from my stereo, a pre-amp from Jaycar (about $40 I think) a standard soundblaster live, spare rca's from the car stereo & groove mechanic software. It leaves all the original noises too. Facility is there for crackle, hiss, rumble ect removal if you want to use it. | phil.b (4456) | ||
| 296850 | 2004-11-27 11:10:00 | plug turntable into sound inputs on back of computer (check if turntable has its own pre-amp installed-a lot easier if it has)-use Audiograbber software (freeware)-very easy to use, sit back, tell all friends and family you may be some time, and go for it !!!! cheers icy |
icyred (5795) | ||
| 296851 | 2004-11-27 18:45:00 | gidday, to add to the sound advice (exscuse the pun) a small download called depopper from www.download.com will help you clear the snaps and crackles, that can come with vinyl or tape recordings. be prepared for a bit of experimentation, to get the best results. Microsofts media player makes a pretty good cd. if you would like to to search the archives here, there is a lot of great advice on this subject. good luck, Robby |
Robby (3123) | ||
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