Shields
Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2004 11:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Setting a turn-Table Pitch Control?
Yeah, just find a song that you're framiliar with on CD, then
hopefully
you have that same song on vinal. And then plug a pair of
phones in to
your CD player, and only use 1
Hi,
I've obtained a turntable that will play 33-1/3, 45-, and 78-RPM records
for the purpose of transferring old recordings to music CD.
The turntable has a pitch control for fine-tuning the speed. I don't
have perfect pitch, and I can't use the visual cues to set the speed
properly.
Has someone
A possible solution is:
1 Buy a tuning fork pitched at A440.
2 Get yourself a piano recording recorded on a modern piano, which is
concert-pitched at A440. It would help you if the key of the piece is also
in A, and also that it's slow. Such a recording might be the one by
Sviatoslav
Yeah, just find a song that you're framiliar with on CD, then hopefully
you have that same song on vinal. And then plug a pair of phones in to
your CD player, and only use 1 ear. Then plug another pair of phones in
to your amp, and use the one ear from the second pair of phones. Then
try and
I have a JQC Quartz-Lock turntable with pitch control, and there are detents in the
control, with 10 steps above and
below center pitch. There wasn't any indication as to whether or not the control was
detented or not, but it is always
possible that a recording is off-pitch, so these things
Have the flu and can't type or concentrate, that should've been JVC QL-8.
Nick
On Sat, 15 May 2004 13:44:09 -0500, W. Nick Dotson wrote:
I have a JQC Quartz-Lock turntable with pitch control, and there are detents in the
control, with 10 steps above and
below center pitch. There wasn't any
AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Setting a turn-Table Pitch Control?
Yeah, just find a song that you're framiliar with on CD, then
hopefully
you have that same song on vinal. And then plug a pair of
phones in to
your CD player, and only use 1 ear. Then plug another pair
of phones
