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Re: Ripping Vinyl to Digital
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Thu, 3 Feb 2000 20:19:36 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.geek, Jennifer L. Boger writes:
> > So far, it's going alright. The sound is acceptable, although a bit
> > muffled. I'll have to play with GoldWave's EQ, to see if I can fix things up
> > either pre-or post-recording. I haven't burned a CD yet. Because I don't
> > have that many MP3 files, and because I'm cheap enough to wait for a really
> > good deal on CD-Rs.
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> sounds pretty good... let me know if you're able to clear up the muffled bit
> with the EQ, i've got some vinyl to rip, but i've been concerned with the
> quality.
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> as far as cdrs are concerned, having had to purchase many for my collection,
> if you want jewel cases (like i do, though i have no good reason to do so,
> since i keep the cds in a caselogic folder) anyway... outpost.com i think i
> got like 50 for $60 (there may have been a coupon involved) with free
> overnight shipping...
I've been using Adaptec's Easy CD Creator (basic version came with my Yamaha
burner, and I upgraded to Deluxe V3.5), and it seems to be able to handle noise
rather well, considering how simple the interface is. It's pretty much set up
for ease of use by the largest audience, but from what I've done with it so
far, it still carries some pretty good power behind it. I did some transfers
from cassette and the result had no hiss to it.
Bad recording though, (level overruns), are another story...
Adaptec's software will also handle data-burns, so it's easy to put, say, Lego
instruction scans to CD-R. :)
As for pricing, I can walk into a FutureShop and get a spindle of 50-75 CD-R's
for anywhere from 49.95 to 79.95, depending on brand. I don't think you're
gonna get too much better than that. Keep in mind though that I'm in Canada -
the per-unit tax is now in effect.
K.M.
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| (...) Let's see... this week, Best Buy has an offer for a spindle of 50 CD-Rs, with rebate. Final cost: $19.99USD, plus a stamp and some patience. That's a pretty good deal, I guess. But gee whiz--it's almost 50 cents per disc. ;) I'm holding out (...) (24 years ago, 4-Feb-00, to lugnet.off-topic.geek)
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| (...) sounds pretty good... let me know if you're able to clear up the muffled bit with the EQ, i've got some vinyl to rip, but i've been concerned with the quality. as far as cdrs are concerned, having had to purchase many for my collection, if you (...) (24 years ago, 3-Feb-00, to lugnet.off-topic.geek)
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