Brew your own mp3s for pennies! The nuts & bolts of transferring a music collection from vinyl record albums to mp3.
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Quiet! We're Broadcastin' Here!
Published on 2006-10-06 11:04:00
I have a ton of songs on my computer...last count: 3,938. Figure a half a pound a song, you're talking literally almost a ton of songs. The little Sony speakers that came with my "emachine" (what a great name, bet someone in Marketing got a corner office for that) are dandy for what they are. But they can't compare with my stereo speakers. In the living room. Ten feet away.So the cure for that was to run a cable from my computer sound card to an input in the stereo tuner. Now I could listen to m
The Church of Rock & Roll
Published on 2006-06-18 12:28:00
On this beautiful Sunday morning I want to take the opportunity to reaffirm my belief that 99-percent of the love, peace and happiness in the world is contained within the grooves of the standard Long Playing Record. May it rest in peace.I've long held this belief, at least since I was a small boy, when I would listen with enraptured ears to my Mother's copy of the soundtrack to the "King & I". My Father wisely removed that record from the house, but I continued in my beliefs. But, much like
Review: Golden Records
Published on 2006-06-13 21:19:00
I'm already on record with Audacity being my favorite software for recording audio files. If I'm recording an album with some pops and clicks I then save the Audacity file to wav and run it through ClickRepair. I'll then save my repaired wav file as mp3s. This makes for some nice clean audio, but it also means spending at least 80 minutes to record a 40 minute album...first 40 tracking the album and second 40 in ClickRepair.I wanted to give NCH Swift Sound's new software a try, it's called Golde
