I was going to put this in the geeky stuff section but I wanted as many people to see it as possible so I can get an answer!
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Anyone know how to burn cd from vinyl or cassette?
Started by siglosecreto, Mar 02 2002 07:42 AM
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Posted 02 March 2002 - 08:36 AM
good question...I've also thought about trying to do that. Kind of easier to bring with you than HUGE vinyl records.
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Posted 30 August 2006 - 03:16 AM
well...that page is no longer there.:p
did you mean "after hours"?
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Posted 30 August 2006 - 10:13 AM
I know my hubbie, Drew can - and if he's lurking - I'm sure he'll post about it. He loves doing stuff like that :)
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Posted 30 August 2006 - 10:17 AM
Wow, that original post is from a long time ago. I know he figured out how to do it because he sent me CDs of stuff that was on vinyl.
There are several ways to burn from vinyl to CD, but the few times I did it I was in a music lab using fancy equipment. We now have a contraption that will copy an LP directly to CD but you need a specific type of CD. I need to take advantage of it, too. I have a few albums that were never released on CD.
There are several ways to burn from vinyl to CD, but the few times I did it I was in a music lab using fancy equipment. We now have a contraption that will copy an LP directly to CD but you need a specific type of CD. I need to take advantage of it, too. I have a few albums that were never released on CD.
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Posted 30 August 2006 - 10:57 AM
bizaleth said:
Wow, that original post is from a long time ago. I know he figured out how to do it because he sent me CDs of stuff that was on vinyl.
There are several ways to burn from vinyl to CD, but the few times I did it I was in a music lab using fancy equipment. We now have a contraption that will copy an LP directly to CD but you need a specific type of CD. I need to take advantage of it, too. I have a few albums that were never released on CD.
There are several ways to burn from vinyl to CD, but the few times I did it I was in a music lab using fancy equipment. We now have a contraption that will copy an LP directly to CD but you need a specific type of CD. I need to take advantage of it, too. I have a few albums that were never released on CD.
I didn't even look at the date, hell, it's been a l-o-n-g time since I've been in, so it's fair game ;)
Nicole #1
"But I just keep moving.
When I hit a wall, I look up at the sky."
--'Begin' by Ben Lee
"But I just keep moving.
When I hit a wall, I look up at the sky."
--'Begin' by Ben Lee
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Posted 30 August 2006 - 11:45 AM
I followed those directions a couple years ago to get things like the Neil Young LPs, Toots and the Maytals etc on CDR. It was a pretty good set of instructions that I believe was from Etree.org.
Found some other links just via google:
http://www.cyberwalk...b02/150202.html
http://www.dak.com/r...Tutorial_LP.cfm
I connected
1) Turntable to the
2) Preamp (which I had to buy at a electronics store - If you hook it up to a stereo with a phono input, I don't think you need this - but not that many recent stereos have phono inputs) to the
3) Computer soundcard input to
4) EAC converts it to a
5) Wav file (and then divided things into tracks by cutting and pasting, but I bet there is a better way using CD Cue Sheets)
6) Fuerio to assemble the tracks into something to burn
7) CDR.
This was all working on an old celeron 500 at the time and I made a couple coasters before I got any good. After that, it worked like a charm.
Found some other links just via google:
http://www.cyberwalk...b02/150202.html
http://www.dak.com/r...Tutorial_LP.cfm
I connected
1) Turntable to the
2) Preamp (which I had to buy at a electronics store - If you hook it up to a stereo with a phono input, I don't think you need this - but not that many recent stereos have phono inputs) to the
3) Computer soundcard input to
4) EAC converts it to a
5) Wav file (and then divided things into tracks by cutting and pasting, but I bet there is a better way using CD Cue Sheets)
6) Fuerio to assemble the tracks into something to burn
7) CDR.
This was all working on an old celeron 500 at the time and I made a couple coasters before I got any good. After that, it worked like a charm.
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and the silence knows what your silence means,
and your metaphors (as mixed as you can make them)
are linked, like days, together.
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