Re: Vinyl and Mac OS X

[aawillems]

You don't need a PC to do this. Just get a copy of Toast with CD Spin 
Doctor. I use this all the time to record my 12" singles and cassette 
mix tapes, I did back in the days when I was a DJ. You'll need a good 
pre-amp for the Turntable, but other than that you can plug right into 
you Mac and use the Doctor to digitalize your Vinyl.

Aaron Willems
http://www.macmanifest.com
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Dan Draney wrote:

On Oct 12, 2004, at 4:51 AM, Stewart, Brian C wrote:
Suggestions for a freeware/shareware utility to record audio files 
from the
MIC/AUX audio input.
[snip]
I was just curious if anyone has any suggestions for recording music 
through
the audio port in Mac OS X. I am looking for a shareware/freeware 
app that
allows for Gain Control and filtering of spikes. I imagine that 
there has to
be something for Mac OS X. I don't need a $5,000 audio/video editing
software package. I don't mind a two step copy to audio then rip MP3
process.


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