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191636 PostPosted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 4:09 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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Hi Folks

Has anybody got any experience of transferring vinyl (analgue) to their PC (Digital) and then burning to a CD

I have a deck and amp that I can plug into my sound card on my pc.

What do I do then?

I have 'Nero' wave editor on my PC but have never used it and don't even know if that is the kit I require.

Any suggestions/experience/technical knowhow appreciated
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191660 PostPosted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 5:37 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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Google is your friend
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Greetings,

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191668 PostPosted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 5:46 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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I've done this using a similiar technique: My advice is that unless you having a pressing need to do this because you can't get the particular recording on CD then just buy the CD 2nd hand off e-bay and rip it to MP3.
Reason being is that it will take you at least 30/40 minutes per album to edit the wave, normalize it and rip it to MP3, plus the record time, all to process the sound wave you end up with into usable MP3 tracks. Then you have to burn it to CD, if that's your ultimate aim, maybe create some sleeves for your CD, another 10 minutes or more; in the end, best part of an hour per album, plus record time.
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Was at one point transferring from vinyl to CD but found it much simpler to download from the net (free) and then on to CD.

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I use LP Ripper and LP Recorder from CFB Software
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They have trial versions you can try before you buy and the download programs are not very expensive, but I hasten to add that I have no commercial interest in the company and I am sure there are others which are as good. The nice thing I found with the programs is that you can pick and choose which LP tracks you want to convert to MP3 (or other formats), so you don't have to record and convert the whole LP if you don't want to do so.
As aforesaid it takes a bit of time but listening to nice music tracks is not unpleasant and I didn't find the process particularly hard Smile

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Sorry - forgot to say that, if burning CDs I have learnt from bitter experience not to use cheap "blanks". Spend a bit more and get some Taiyo Yuden discs off the internet (I'm fairly sure you can't buy them in the shops). Never had a failure with them yet!

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Thanks to everybody for your replies...Very helpful Smile
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Mmmm

I've connected the amp/cd player/radio up to the pc via 'aux out'.

Radio and CD comes through the PC speakers perfectly, ergo it appears 'aux in/ out' are connected correctly.

Sound is coming out of amp speakers as well

Connected deck to amp via 'aux in' and nothing comes through the PC speakers.

But sound is coming out of amp speakers OK, ergo 'aux in' is connected correctly.

Blooming mystery, I must be missing something obvious but cannot work out what.
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