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Starting to build a hard drive music library

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Posted on October 19, 2014 at 05:37:29
cootcraig
Audiophile

Posts: 116
Location: SE Colorado
Joined: October 23, 2005
Music files are starting to infect my hard drives again.

Pertinent equipment
live events,cd player,turntable,fm tuner - sources
sony pcm-m10 - capture
file folders ~ artist - album - sound files,txt notes
microsd - transport
zip clip - player
headphones,poweramps - sound

The ability to browse the folders and read/edit the notes and transport the music everywhere with the zip clip is infectious.

Just a happy boy.
Now playing "Beausoleil: Live. Looking Back Tomorrow"

 

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RE: Starting to build a hard drive music library, posted on October 19, 2014 at 05:39:20
cootcraig
Audiophile

Posts: 116
Location: SE Colorado
Joined: October 23, 2005
FWIW, Rockbox jukebox firmware on the Zip Clip. Sounds great to me.

 

Pause/Resume on Zip Clip is life changer, posted on October 19, 2014 at 05:44:29
cootcraig
Audiophile

Posts: 116
Location: SE Colorado
Joined: October 23, 2005
The sound track of my life continues.

 

Infectious indeed, posted on October 19, 2014 at 14:56:38
Pertinent input equipment
CD player, turntable/tascam CDR
downloads - boots/soundboards/FM/audience


file folders (alac & flac mirror images)
artists - artists/albums/sound files( track #, title)
downloads - artists/albums/sound/files( track #, title)
various - albums( track #, title)
soundtrack - albums( track #, title)

Software - DBpoweramp (batch converter, ripper), Audacity, mp3tag and Beyond Compare. Foobar & iTunes.

Tagging - Artist, Album, Album Artist, Year, Comment, Track#, Title

Players - iPod Classic (+ iphone 5), Grado 80 heaphones, Altec Lansing & Sony Boomboxes & iPod car stereo interface . Cambridge DACmagic wired PC interface to lab systems. HRT iStreamer interface to bedroom system. Wired AppleTV.

Approaching 2500 albums - I listen to LPs often but shuffle play only has been worth the cost of admission.

I've been way into audio since I was a teenage in the early 70s and here in 2014 I'm more into it than ever before.

Edit - NO LOSSY FORMATS!

 

RE: Infectious indeed, posted on October 22, 2014 at 12:08:41
Hi-Fi Hokie
Audiophile

Posts: 120
Location: Hillsborough, NC
Joined: April 19, 2005
I find that I discover so much more of my collection through shuffle than I ever would selecting individual LPs to play.

Jim J.

 

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