The default audio inputs that come with your computer are probably not
very good, so you need to have an audio card to which you would plug
in your cassette player. These are relatively inexpensive, as is the
audio capture software you would want to use. We use Adobe Audition,
but on my Mac at home
Heather,
Take a look at the Sound Model project from the Collaborative
Digitization Program.
http://www.bcr.org/cdp/projects/soundmodel/index.html
This is somewhat out of date, but should give you a good start.
Richard
rjurban at illinois.edu
On Nov 17, 2008, at 4:01 PM, Heather Marie Wells w
Hi all,
I'm wondering if any of you have worked on converting cassette tapes to
digital files and what procedures you decided to follow in doing so.
Specifically:
How did you store the digital? Burn it to CDs or DVDs, if so did you make
it data discs or a playable audio CD? Did you store it on
