I burned LPs to CDs. Basically it's the same procedure. It really helps to have some professional quality applications and mixing equipment, otherwise the sound quality can be quite horrible at times.
Here is how I would do it with the usual software/hardware found on most any computer?
1. Output the cassette deck directly into the line-in on the audio card.
2. Use the sound recorder program to record the line-in channel.
3. Save each individually as .wav files.
4. burn the .wav files with the cd burning software in a make a music cd project.
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Posted March 10th, 2006 16:00
I burned LPs to CDs. Basically it's the same procedure. It really helps to have some professional quality applications and mixing equipment, otherwise the sound quality can be quite horrible at times.
Here is how I would do it with the usual software/hardware found on most any computer?
1. Output the cassette deck directly into the line-in on the audio card.
2. Use the sound recorder program to record the line-in channel.
3. Save each individually as .wav files.
4. burn the .wav files with the cd burning software in a make a music cd project.
5. voila!