Scottie, don't buy music from itunes just drop your CDs into your laptop and import the songs. If you're connected to the internet itunes will automatically import the song titles.
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Scottie, don't buy music from itunes just drop your CDs into your laptop and import the songs. If you're connected to the internet itunes will automatically import the song titles.
Currently sitting at 7152 which is using 31 GB; only half full! I can't think of much else to add at the moment. I have to admit that I do tend to listen to the same half dozen artists most of the time. I've had the iPod on shuffle for the last couple of days though which is always good for a surprise, Psycho Candy by the Jesus & Mary Chain today featuring the immortal line 'Her poison fish; Is on yer dish'. The don't write 'em like that anymore!
13132 at the moment on my iRiver. mon the music kru.
3817 on my Creative Zen Touch - agree with GAJ re ripping your CD collection - but do it at work - it saves time! :p
My two I-pods died (but I won't go there ;))
Currently sitting around the paltry 1200 odd mark on my Creative Zen Xtra. I tend to upload tracks to the player as I listen to CD's these days.
I bought a portable MP3 player and an MP3 stereo for the car last year. How many tracks have I converted to MP3 since then? - four!, yes 4 :I:p:clown:.
I will get round to converting some of my CDs eventually! or downloading some.
Anyone know an easy way to convert records to MP3! - no abuse please!:clown:,. I've got some rare albums & 12 inches (No smutty jokes please :evil:)
Duncan, I used a product like this. You need to take the record player (or even a tape recorder) in as an input into your PC sound card.
Works a treat - just done a heap of my dads rare Jazz 78's for him.
You can do it yourself duncan - various guides on the net (http://www.br0wn.co.uk/vinyltocd.htm was the first in google and is pretty good). We used to do this on my last project which was all radio based, so we spent all day mucking, sorry, testing the digital playout stuff which meant importing vinyl and playing it as PC audio. Crossfading Queen tracks in a studio was also a highlight :) Best fun I've had at work that project. Well, that and playing Hendrix full volume in a sound proof studio ;)
I've got over 4200 tracks on my ipod now, although I've only got just over 2GB left on it! May need to cull some I don't listen to. Since I spent months putting all my CD's into itunes (and discovering stuff I'd not heard in years!) I just burn any CD's I get now into itunes, if you don't it's easy to lose another weekend adding them back in.
As an aside, the first album I downloaded onto my ipod was a Charlatans one, Wonderland I think. First week was a bit pathetic - you've got 20GB to play with and I had 3 albums on it :)
I was going to do the same but I don't have a decent turntable any more!:( Save yourself the hassle and search on a file sharing network using Limewire or similar, chances are that someone else will have done it for you! I did and found most of the really obscure stuff that I was looking for.Quote:
quote:Originally posted by Duncan Stewart
Anyone know an easy way to convert records to MP3! - no abuse please!:clown:,. I've got some rare albums & 12 inches (No smutty jokes please :evil:)