[Dixielandjazz] Re:Analog to Digital (Vinyl to CD)

[James Butler]

As far as splitting tracks Magix Lab Cleaning 10.e does the best job bit 
Microsoft's Plus! Digital Media Edition does a pretty good job but 
sometimes you have to go back and split the tracks which is extremely easy.

Don wrote:

> Hi folks,
>
> I've been using a small pre amp from Radio Shack to feed my component 
> turntable into  the sound card's "line in".  Unfortunately, the pre 
> amp seems to be no longer available, having been replaced by a 
> complete turntable with built in pre amp. (Catalog #: 42-7012) for 
> about $60 ( I think the pre amp was about $25, probably 10 years 
> ago).  My stereo gear and the computer are in different rooms so it's 
> not convenient to connect the stereo system output to the computer.  I 
> use Music Match Jukebox or iTunes to "record" the music and Roxio CD 
> Creator to burn the CD.
> The whole process is somewhat labor intensive as one has to be ready 
> to stop the playback, and enter the next tune title every 3 or 4 
> minutes, if one is fussy enough to want each tune to have it's own 
> track.  I know some who just record the whole side of an LP into one 
> big track.  I also know there is some software that will break such a 
> "composite" track into individual tune tracks, but I have not been 
> successful in finding one that works well.
>
> The demise of the mini discs may already be under way.  I found none 
> at Staples the other day, and only a few 50 packs at Office Depot.  
> Office Depot's web site listed the bulk pack as "unavailable".  I 
> don't use them for music, but find them handy for sending small 
> amounts of data, small program files or a few picture files to 
> others.  They seem to be less vulnerable in the mail, and are easier 
> to carry in your pocket.
>
> Don Robertson
> Napa, CA
>
>
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