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Re: convert Tape to CD Posted by jaap (from: 212.153.190.3) on February 15, 2001 at 07:16:55: In Reply to: Re: convert Tape to CD posted by Carly on November 30, 2000 at 00:59:07: Dear Carly, I was triggered by this post because i try to record an old tape recording which has a strong "tremble" all-over. Are there programs that can clean up such an over-all tremble? I tried groove mechanic but that does not help. : Sounds like you know what you're about so far. There is software designed specifically for recording from analog sources such as Tape and Vinyl. I'll list some below; : What you need is the correct cable to connect tape deck output to computer line-in. Head to your local computer or electronics store if you don't already have something suitable. : Groove Mechanic for Windows 95/98/NT (Shareware) : AIPL Singulator for Windows 95/98/2000/NT (Shareware) : See also: AUDIO RECORDING category : : I want to convert tape to cd using my computer. I have a cd burner installed on my computer and i have a tape deck. what is the best way to get the output of my tape deck into my computer and onto the cd? : : I'm guessing step one is that i need something to convert the singal from my tape deck into a digital signal for input into my computer, right? how do I do that? Is that expensive? I have a thing in the back of my computer that has a little symbol next to it that leads me to believe i might be able to plug the tape deck output into this and use a software package to convert that signal format into digital. : : Is the tape deck output an analog signal and is a digital in a binary format? : : I don't know what I'm doing. Help. Thanks. Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Dear Carly, : I was triggered by this post because i try to record an old tape recording which has a strong "tremble" all-over. : Are there programs that can clean up such an over-all tremble? I tried groove mechanic but that does not help. : : : Sounds like you know what you're about so far. There is software designed specifically for recording from analog sources such as Tape and Vinyl. I'll list some below; : : What you need is the correct cable to connect tape deck output to computer line-in. Head to your local computer or electronics store if you don't already have something suitable. : : <a href="/smm/programs/groovmec_win95/">Groove Mechanic</a> for Windows 95/98/NT (Shareware) : : <a href="/smm/programs/Singulator/">AIPL Singulator</a> for Windows 95/98/2000/NT (Shareware) : : See also: <a href="/smm/cat/AUDIO_RECORDING/">AUDIO RECORDING category</a> : : : I want to convert tape to cd using my computer. I have a cd burner installed on my computer and i have a tape deck. what is the best way to get the output of my tape deck into my computer and onto the cd? : : : I'm guessing step one is that i need something to convert the singal from my tape deck into a digital signal for input into my computer, right? how do I do that? Is that expensive? I have a thing in the back of my computer that has a little symbol next to it that leads me to believe i might be able to plug the tape deck output into this and use a software package to convert that signal format into digital. : : : Is the tape deck output an analog signal and is a digital in a binary format? : : : I don't know what I'm doing. Help. Thanks. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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