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In Reply to: RE: Have not popped in here for a long while posted by Capt. Z on January 3, 2022 at 01:01:04:
I'm sorry I just assumed you had vinyl too!You'll record your vinyl to CDR (record once only) if you want CDs of them. Use CDRWs (re-recordable) if you want the digitized vinyl on the hard drive without a CD copy. A CDRW costs much more than CDR.
My digital library has both my CD and vinyl collections in it. I rarely ever use my CD player. Just don't need it - in fact IMO music on the hard drive sounds better than music played directly off the CD. I made over a 1000 CDR copies as backups when I first started out but now I'm using 4 different hard drives (2 external) as backups
And yes you can set up a laptop/desktop system that can act as a vinyl recording device if you want. The possibilities are endless almost.
I think I've ripped about 3000 LP sides off 30 CDRWs. Only 4 of those CDRWs are still "working".
Edits: 01/03/22
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Follow Ups
- If you want to carry the CDs around - or you can rip them to a hard drive. - Goober58 11:00:10 01/03/22 (3)
- RE: If you want to carry the CDs around - or you can rip them to a hard drive. - Capt. Z 05:51:47 01/04/22 (2)
- Maybe someone else can chime in. - Goober58 08:17:09 01/05/22 (1)
- RE: Maybe someone else can chime in. - Capt. Z 09:22:57 01/05/22 (0)
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