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How to record from vinyl to MP3 or WAV?
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| tiesto_is_here |
| Does anyone know how to record from vinyl to MP3 or WAV? Also what other equipment & accessories, besides a turntable, do i need? Thanks! |
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| DJFreaq |
| mixers can= amps right? i can plug in my phonos into my mixer and then output the mixer into the computer right... |
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| DJFreaq |
anything w.out phono plugs deserve a big fat WTF
of course that doesn't have to limit you... i have lots of RCA/Phono cords and stuff running around my room, so I always have a bunch of gold plated single channel Phono to 1/4" adapter jacks around just incase... there's nothing more frustrating than not being able to put a signal into your mixer... or computer... or brain... whichever you prefer
**djfreaq plugs main mix out into brain and dissolves** |
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| DJFreaq |
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tiesto_is_here wrote on Today 22:20:
Do I need to use any type of software? Thanks!
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No special software is needed. Any sort of program that will allow you to record from your sound card will do the trick.
I use Adobe Audition 1.5 to record and remove noise/pops from the vinyls I rip.
But anything will do the trick. Even microsoft's sound recorder will record it into a wav file.
But yea, tons of software will do it, nothing special is needed. |
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| dj chex |
Theres also Audacity, it;s a open source recording program for windows, linux, and mac. I really suggest that everyone should check it out. I have had less problems recording really long sets (4-6hrs) with audacity than with sound forge 7. And the best part... It's Free and it doesn't have any form of spyware in it!!!!
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ |
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