Jetrell Fo said:
Mielr said:
Jetrell Fo said:
Using a stand alone CD burner along with a turntable might yield better results for you and then you could take the audio to your PC and tweak it there.
When I record, I never let the audio clip....
That's what I do too- I've had good results. When you say you never let the audio "clip" do you mean you never let it go into the red?
Correct............
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Could you please explain that a bit more- I'm interested in your process.
I'm careful with my levels (now), I only let things flirt with the red briefly- no more than once or twice per song (am I doing wrong?).
I always play things first and then lower the level on the CD recorder the amount of dbs necessary before recording. Most of my LPs and 45s end up being about -3 or -4 dbs. Most of my cassettes are homemade and the levels are all over the place, so I sometimes have to adjust levels as I'm recording, very often the louder segments end up being -7 or -8 dbs. Time consuming!!!!