Vinyl to PC
22 July 2005, 12:49 PM
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Vinyl to PC
Looking to transfer some old vinyl and cassettes onto my PC then burn to CD, any software recommendations?
22 July 2005, 01:00 PM
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22 July 2005, 01:20 PM
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There's a few good uns - Sound Forge, Cool Edit Pro Steinberg's Clean!
Don't really use my PC for audio - I use Mac
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For what you want Sound Forge is probably the best, as you can use CD architect to insert the CD track numbers
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Don't really use my PC for audio - I use Mac
(in other words, I do it properly!! )For what you want Sound Forge is probably the best, as you can use CD architect to insert the CD track numbers
Dan
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Well its illegal to copy any originals, so why not just download them off the net at 320kbs, just search by track name, it will end up quicker, easier and is no less legal than what you are proposing to do. Unless you are the recording artist of course 
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I doubt the vinyl I want to copy is available on the net and the cassettes are mix tapes, so they won't be there either!
But thanks for the legal advice, you'll be telling me to stick to the speed limit next!
But thanks for the legal advice, you'll be telling me to stick to the speed limit next!
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"Well its illegal to copy any originals" - the copyright law permits 'fair use', and states that backup copies of the original are allowed.
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Originally Posted by bluenose172
"Well its illegal to copy any originals" - the copyright law permits 'fair use', and states that backup copies of the original are allowed.
24 July 2005, 03:21 PM
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i have used sound forge before, copied all my old street sounds electro collection onto the pc then burned them all to cd.all 22 albums!.was very handy as you cant buy them on cd.
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