If you have an old turntable, you can use Audacity to record the LPs,
then save them in whatever format you want) and do some cleanup of the
pops and scratches and such. I have done that with a lot of old vinyl,
they sound OK for just entertaining listening.
--R
On 5/21/2011 4:32 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
We had a discussion about mp3s etc a while back. On some of these
outfits you can download them from, such as itunes, rhapsody etc, I
have found some old stuff from the 60's for example that I have the
original albums of, and some of them I also have CD's of somewhere
from later. Anyway, I am sampling some of these online and I swear
some of these are simply old LP;s that they converted to mp3 complete
with scratches etc. Some of them are sold bad they even skip. How
the heck can the sell this stuff? You would think they would use the
original master tapes or something like that.
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