David Noel wrote:
-- I'm tempted to buy a turntable + preamp which Tandy's have at the moment for
just under $100. The notice on it says you can plug it into your PC with a
sound card (with a $6 adapter) and use it, with suitable software, to convert
your 33s or 45s to CDs.
-- I have a 450 MHz iMac (with UBS & firewire ports). Can anyone tell me what I
would need apart from the turntable to convert my old 33s to CDs? I'm running 9.1.
TIA.
David Noel
2005 Apr 4
Hi David
If iTunes recognises your disk writer it can burn the CDs for you.
If only iTunes had a record button too.
Otherwise, maybe Disc Burner can create an Audio CD from a recorded "aif".
Toast certainly can.
Pro Tools Free will record it fairly easily, it might seem a complicated
application but you only want to record, so if you pretty much ignore
the rest it shouldn't be too hard.
I've never tried the help myself but I'm sure it'll have some recording
instructions.
Pro Tools is mainly for recording anyway, it has buttons similar to a
tape deck including the record button.
You can try versiontracker.com or hitsquad.com for other freeware.
Good luck
Paul
