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<blockquote data-quote="Waterhond" data-source="post: 278717" data-attributes="member: 1200"><p>Decide what you want the end product to be. If it is going to be burned to CD's then all you need to do is capture (digitally record) the two lp sides as wav files, split into tracks, name the tracks, optimise the volume, de-click and de-noise if neccesary (using filters and plug-ins) and when you're happy, write it to CD. If you want to be fancy you can also scan and print album art and sleeve notes to print CD covers.</p><p></p><p>If the end product is going to be played from a computer or media player then you can use space saving compression - either lossy MP3 compression or lossless Flac if the media player supports it. All this involves is an additional step to the above - running it through a free software encoder for flacs or MP3.</p><p></p><p>Take it one step at a time and it is very easy... but be warned, doing more than a few lp's is extremely time consuming and tedious!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Waterhond, post: 278717, member: 1200"] Decide what you want the end product to be. If it is going to be burned to CD's then all you need to do is capture (digitally record) the two lp sides as wav files, split into tracks, name the tracks, optimise the volume, de-click and de-noise if neccesary (using filters and plug-ins) and when you're happy, write it to CD. If you want to be fancy you can also scan and print album art and sleeve notes to print CD covers. If the end product is going to be played from a computer or media player then you can use space saving compression - either lossy MP3 compression or lossless Flac if the media player supports it. All this involves is an additional step to the above - running it through a free software encoder for flacs or MP3. Take it one step at a time and it is very easy... but be warned, doing more than a few lp's is extremely time consuming and tedious! [/QUOTE]
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