People, are you talking about putting songs from the old records 33rpms 
unto a CD? I did not know that could be done by individuals like us! I 
wish I could find a way to do that, but I guess it would be easier and 
cheaper to buy these old labels on the new CDs that are springing up 
everywhere now. But I do have some special old records with German 
actors on them which are not reproduced. So let me hear of the 
possibilities. I had never heard of ripping vinyl.
Marta
On Mar 20, 2004, at 16:14, Bill King wrote:

> on 03/20/04 14:19, Bill Rising at brising at Louisville.edu wrote:
>
>
>> ..........
>
>
>> I could buy a Griffin iMic and use their Final Vinyl software to avoid
>> using the amp... but I'm not sure how well this works. Has anyone done
>> this and been pleased?
>
>
>> .............
>
>
> Bill,
>
> I've used the same setup (iMic and Final Vinyl) to rip ONE song from 
> an LP.
> So my experience is somewhat limited.
>
> The ripping was from the turntable and directly from the cartridge 
> with no
> pre-amplification.  Sounded fine after grounding the turntable. (My old
> turntable used two-wire line cord.)
>
> I was using an older version of FV and have not tried 1.1.2 yet.
>
> I also haven't tried to separate multiple songs from a ripping with 
> FV.  I
> think Audacity would be better suited for this.  That's a freebie from
> soundforge.net
>
> Remember ripping two songs will surpass my experience level.
>
> Go for it.
>
> Bill
>
>
>
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