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Subject: Looking For GOOD Vinyl to CD Software
Written By: CatwomanofV on 10/26/10 at 5:13 pm
A long time ago, I purchased a turntable that could hook up to the computer with the intent of transferring all our vinyl to CD. The software that I found (I think it was Audacity or something like that), didn't quite work well and all the music basically sounded like sh!t. Well, now I'm on the hunt again for some good software that will transfer all our vinyl to CD (and maybe our cassettes, too if I can figure out how to hook a player up to the computer).
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks.
Cat
Subject: Re: Looking For GOOD Vinyl to CD Software
Written By: ChuckyG on 10/26/10 at 5:48 pm
A long time ago, I purchased a turntable that could hook up to the computer with the intent of transferring all our vinyl to CD. The software that I found (I think it was Audacity or something like that), didn't quite work well and all the music basically sounded like sh!t. Well, now I'm on the hunt again for some good software that will transfer all our vinyl to CD (and maybe our cassettes, too if I can figure out how to hook a player up to the computer).
Any suggestions would be great.
I use CoolEdit for recording and fixing clicks and pops. I then have WAV files which Nero will let me burn straight to a CD.
If you own a record player and a receiver/amplifier the sound card in your computer is all you really need plus a cord to connect the two.
Subject: Re: Looking For GOOD Vinyl to CD Software
Written By: CatwomanofV on 10/27/10 at 12:07 pm
I use CoolEdit for recording and fixing clicks and pops. I then have WAV files which Nero will let me burn straight to a CD.
If you own a record player and a receiver/amplifier the sound card in your computer is all you really need plus a cord to connect the two.
Thanks for the response. I'm not too sure if I have receiver/amplifier since getting my new computer. I have to check. But I do know I have the cord to connect.
Cat