How do I transfer albums and singles from vinyl to PC?
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There's a number of ways to do this. \n\nYour PC might have a sound card that has audio inputs. If so then connecting your turntable to an amplifier...then the amplifier to those audio inputs using RCA cables (available at Radio Shack) is the first step. You'll also need a software application that can record the incoming audio and convert to the MP3 format...your PC may have this already installed or you can use something like Audacity to make the recording then convert it.\n\nAnother way which I like is using a MP3 player/recorder. IRiver has a couple of models that will record a line input from an external source. So, again, connect the turntable/amplifier to the MP3 recorder...cue up your album and hit record on the MP3 recorder and away you go...the result is MP3 files you can listen to on the unit itself or transfer to your PC using the included IRiver software. \n\nThere's probably other manufacturers who make MP3 recorders but I've found the Irviver models to work well.\n\nhope that helps...
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There is a few ways you can do it. \n1. Make a folder somewhere on your computer, like your desk top or a hard drive sub folder. Then you can copy and past them into the folder or directly to your thumb drive. \n\n2. You can copy and paste them into ITUNES, also a good way to burn songs onto a cd. \n\n3. Send me an email if you can't figure it out, Machnic2003@yahoo.com  or  IM me at Machnic2003 \n\nI Have done it both ways so I do know that they work. Seriously email me or IM me if you cant get them to work, it has been awhile.
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try u-torrent is a psp server that is easy to use and cool it let you download for free the whole album that u r looking for if you need additional help let me know
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use nero, or just drag mp3s to cd in windows
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DL from limewire and use your mp3 player software to transfer it.  I use sonicstage
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Doesn't matter what kind of computer you have. Just buy a USB-drive (2 GB should be okay), and plug it in to a USB port. If it does not automatically open, go to "My computer" and look for the drive, click it, then select all of your music files, and drag them into it. Then wait for them to transfer, and delete them off your computer. Or you can buy an external hard drive (like I did) and do that. That was you have more storage.
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If the files are mp3 format, you just need to copy and paste them from whichever drive they are current in (usually the c: drive), into the mp3 player drive, (usually the e: drive) Trust me though, if you use the Sony software, SonicStage, it will make things a lot easier, you can have it autoscan your computer for every music file, then import them easily onto SonicStage compatible devices (any Sony MP3) player. I have two Sony mp3 players, so hit me up if you have any other questions.
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Do a Google search for Audacity. This is a free piece of software than has all manner of effects that can be applied to imported music files, including those effects that you specify. I have been using it to transfer my vinyl collection to mp3, and do the cleaning and filtering that is necessary on 40 year old LPs. You'll also need the 'lame mp3' attachment that can be found with a Google search to allow Audacity to fully handle mp3 formats.\n\nA great piece of free software.\n\nYou could also try CDex which is mainly an mp3 ripper, but does allow recoding of mp3s to wav format, or conversion of mp3 to all other formats. Obviously this has no effects that can be applied. Also free.
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if you have an ipod you would go to itunes.\n           1. click file\n           2.add a file to library\n           3.browse for song and click open\n           4. it should transfer
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you can't, you have to have the music saved on your hard drive!
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If you have XP it will do it without additional software. For music use Window media player, For files you can right click on it then send to (then letter of drive)\nOtherwise you will need Nero software (which is good to have even with XP)
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If you're willing to pay a little bit for it, DUCK SOUP at The Grove sells a record player that transfers to cd.  Depending on how many LP's you plan to transfer, that may be the way to go.\n\nNo idea on the legalities involved, alas.
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Ebay has the vinyl.  Some of the more friendly radio stations will convert your vinyl to cd if you provide the cd.  Worth a shot!\nhttp://search.ebay.com/lean-red-box_Music_W0QQcatrefZC6QQcoactionZcompareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfnuZ1QQfromZR10QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsacatZ11233QQsaprchiZQQsaprcloZQQssPageNameZRC0023
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burn them all onto a couple of data cds which can fit alot of songs then pop that cd in you new computer and copy them onto there
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There is software out here that can do it I cant recall the site that offered a version of the type of software. But if you goto a major PC store that sells hardware & software they should have the software on the shelves.  Or you could search the net or P2P sites for some form of Ripper software.  I just checked on google using the phrase "78's & lp's to cd" one link is below..hope that points you in the right direction..or buty a record player & connect it to your PC then just copy them off haha\nHope that helps good luck
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reformat it with the cd that u receive when u bought it. if u don know how send it to computer shp. quite cheap.
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Go to Illustrate.com @  www.dbpoweramp.com \nDownload 'dbpoweramp' along with the 'Auxiliary Input' addition.\nThis program will allow you to play a cassette (or LP etc.) through your stereo INTO your computer and record the results onto  your hard drive - convert to mp3, ogg vorbis, etc. or burn to disk.  I am a recording engineer, and this is one of the easiest and best 'user friendly' audo conversion apps out there.  Excellent tutorials with easy to understand 'how to' graphics.  Best of all....it's FREE! FREE FREE FREE...........YIPPEE!!\nHave fun,\nwally space\nLost in Space Studios