Hi all Im needing to record some vinyl records onto my computer mostly
for sentimental reasons.
I already have a rega turntable so that is not the problem. As this is a
high quality turntable, I would not like to decrease the sound quality in
any way.
So it seems there are two scenarios
personally, I would go for the first option, as then, you will have the pick
of choice of equipment, so that you can maintain audio quality, where as
going for option 2 means that you are going to be limited to those preamps
with a USB connection only, and what ever bit and sample rates they cho
Simon
Thanx man for your advice.
I'm looking at a NAD phono preamp at the moment which has both a USB and a
line out as well as a line input should you want to transfer e.g. cassette
tapes. They have a reasonably good reputation regarding low end audiofile
equipment so I suppose you can not go
HI,
I'd recommend either the Asus Xonar or Creative Xfi in the latest eddition.
They're all both hifi and surround sound, and sounds way better then all the
build in crap.
Just be sure that the connection you choose fits your current pc as many newer
cards comes as pci express cards.
Best regard
Hello André
The first option looks favourable.
You could use the analogue input and output for other devices if you so needed
to once you have finished with the transcription of your vinyl.
If any of the devices are maines powered, be sure to check for any hum loops or
other extraneous interfeer
Hello, is there such a device as a voice-activated radio that will go to
whatever frequency you tell it to go to? For instance if your favorite FM
station is at 89.9 on the dial, is there a radio to which you could say, "Go
to 89.9" and it would do so? This would be helpful especially if the p
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Subject:station playlist creator help
Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2016 14:45:52 -0700
From: Hank Smith, and Seeing-eye dog Iona
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Hello how do I tell station playlist creater to load a all ready made
playlist that I made
