But writing such a piece seems like an insane amount of work.
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While doing all this transferring, I’ve often thought of writing a long technical article, perhaps even something of book length, explaining how to do it. In short, digital is a lot more convenient! Digital music, on the other hand, is readily available and playable at any time, with no adverse effects to the medium. No, I’m transferring vinyl for the clear and sane reason that I rarely play the vinyl, since setting up and attending to the record player is an elaborate business, and each playing wears down the record slightly. (Compressed music, such as MP3 or AAC, is compressed lossily, and I can hear the loss and even an uncompressed digital format like AIFF is sampled, and reconstructed during playback, with consequent loss, artifacts, and errors.) It’s true that I can remove some of the annoying clicks and pops but at the same time I’m one of those wacky audiophiles who thinks that vinyl sounds better than any digital derivation. It isn’t that I think I can improve the sound significantly. It’s important to be clear on the reasons for transferring vinyl assets to digital, since they are not deteriorating. Having completed that task – I no longer have any cassette tapes – I’ve been transferring a number of vinyl LPs. I started with all my cassette tapes, as they were physically deteriorating while they sat on the shelf. Transferring Vinyl LPs to Digital: One Approachįor some years now, I’ve been using my computer to transfer analog recordings to digital.
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