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being a clueless luddite, I don't know where to look for a free MP3 player, that will let me record sound as mp3s. Could I ask a kindly soul to point me at one please? 
many thanks in advance
many thanks in advance
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have you got a pc or a mac mate?
And you are recording from vinyl onto your computer and then wanting to convert it to mp3?www.thesoundlibrary.net <- Changed URL -
pc
yep, need to record vinyls to pc then to mp3
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alright.
so have you got the record player connected to your pc already?www.thesoundlibrary.net <- Changed URLComment
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Is this for a CD swap type thing, Fin? If you're looking to dump onto CD, then just burn the music files as Aiffs. You only really need to use mp3s for sending over the Internet or for looking like a prize twat with yer fancy ipod whatever.
Or did you know that already? The luddite tone of your post suggested otherwise...Comment
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Don't call it a comeback... H, N, and the number 7.
Ok, it's a bit of a comeback, I suppose...Comment
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Yeah, no, I've got the pc + record hooked up and everything, and i can burn to cd no problem (using Creative/soundforge/etc.), but I just don't have a mp3 program and I need to send some files over 'tinternetComment
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Cdex
Most CD ripping software will also convert stuff to MP3 -Cdex (http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/) is good and fairly configurableOriginally posted by francisComment
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I just need to be able to put a record into my computer (which I can do, since I do sort of understand wires) and have it be recorded as an MP3, or change all my wave files to MP3, in a very simple way.Comment
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iTunes will convert waves to mp3, and is free from the apple site ...Originally posted by francis
http://www.apple.com/uk/itunes/Comment
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Second that. I've also used it quite happily for a while - though not for the MP3 funcion.Originally posted by sermadEnthusiastic vagueness passes for scholarship in the twilight world of the disc-jockey.
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cheers sermad
see you at the salmon later i imagineComment
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