Copying Lps to CD

[Chris Goddard]

Need some advice as to how and what to do as regards doing this from Turntable to pc CD/RW. Is It possible??

 

Chris

[uk-carp.com]

I should imagine so, i would think you would have to run the turntablle through the amp then into the pc. You could use the mic in put on the pc.

[Darth_codhead]

yes

[Darth_codhead]

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[Darth_codhead]

you need

1 turntable

an amp (good q )

a stero jack leads form youe headphons to your mic on you sound card

ans some recording soft where (cooledit orsound forge )

if you want to put it in to mp3 you could need a mp3 converter

 

if you want to now where to get the programs from send me an e-mail

 

DD

[Excalibur]

Sorry to nit-pick, but don't run a headphone or line output into a mic input, as they are too high. Either run the standard turntable output into the mic input, or or any amplified/line output into the line input. You will be able to listen to your LP via the computer speakers.

Good luck.

[chesters1]

just plug it into one of the many inputs on your sb audigy card , record it as a .wav use creative software to convert it to a .mp3 sorted if you cd player doesnt play mp3`s then the software will make an ordinary old fashioned audio cd

 

[ 07. April 2003, 06:21 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

[Peter Sharpe]

I've converted stuff from audio tape to mp3, but I've found it very difficult to prevent it from over-recording, i.e. with the levels too high. The sound card level controls seem to be pure guess work, and the level can go from too high to inaudible, with nothing in between. I've tried all kinds of trial software, but one of the best was the Precision WAV mp3 Recorder, which converts to wav first, and then to mp3. I did find one that would convert straight to mp3, but you had to pay for it, and we don't do that do we?

[Excalibur]

Come on Chesters old pal, if you're using an audigy sound card you can connect anything to anything( pause while I wipe the drool off my keyboard). If I could afford one of those I would be a happy little bunny! Like Mr Sharpe, my onboard sound goes way over the top.

[davidP]

Audio Tools Direct has everything you could possibly need. Specific details for copying to the hard drive here

 

Similar info here, but without all the links to useful sites : http://www.br0wn.co.uk/vinyltocd.htm