New User. Sorry if this is a dupe. Not sure if my 1st post populated ...
What is the most efficient method, hardware &/or software, to import analog LP's &/or tapes into iTunes ?
null-OTHER, Windows 10, Dell Inspiron 17 5758 series
I cannot see another post from your user name, but see this recent thread on the same topic: Vinyl Directly to iTunes Library.
tt2
I cannot see another post from your user name, but see this recent thread on the same topic: Vinyl Directly to iTunes Library.
tt2
Thanks for the quick response. As I suspected, the process will be quite tedious. I've >300 vinyls & tapes to burn/import. Guess I'll experiment with Roxio's Creator (sigh) to burn CD's; then, import. Another year gone <G> ...
Not sure how Roxio will help. No point burning data to CD just to rip it back again. I imported a bunch of vinyl to my old iRiver mp3 player years ago, connecting it to the headphone output of my stereo. Your PC may well have a line input you can use. Audacity is a free tool you could use both to manage the recording and to split the recordings up into individual tracks. But as mentioned in the other thread you could consider buying again on CD, or you could take out a subscription to Apple Music or a similar service.
tt2
Thanks, again turningtest2 ( not sure I pass )! Your advice is well taken. I'll check out Audacity. Yes, my tuner/amp has line outs, and my laptop has a line in thru it's audio processor. I'll also, look at ION turntables on Amazon. Regards and, have a great weekend.
Bob
You're welcome. 🙂
tt2
Importing analog LP's & tapes into iTunes?
