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Digitizing Those Old Records And Tapes

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Everyone who is old enough to have listened to music before CDs has a collection of vinyl records and magnetic tape cassettes stashed somewhere. These records not only have fantastic cover art but also music that still sounds great. Now, there is a concerted effort to develop hardware and software that allows you to convert that analog sound into a digital format and organize it on a CD or an MP3 player.

Firstly, you will need a turntable and/or a cassette player. Since you will be using a computer to convert your old sound into a digital format, you’ll need a cable that connects the turntable or cassette player to your PC or Mac. Cables with the old-style audio jacks on one end and a USB connector on the other end are quite common and can be found in electronic stores like Radio Shack.

Your computer should have a sound card, which has been a standard feature on PCs for some time now. You may also need to add an amplifier of some sort to the setup because the turntable or cassette player alone may not produce enough sound. However, this should not be too difficult, as …

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