Transferring tapes to CD . . . how to do it?

[XMan]

I've got the line-out of my stereo system connected to the Line-In connector of my SB Live. How do I record the audio tapes as WAV files so I can burn them to CDs? Sound Recorder will only do 60 seconds max.

 

[fitzhue]

If you want to you could download musicmatch jukebox to record from line in sources. Its one of those all in one programs, but I know it does a very good job of recording line programs. Go to musicmatch

 

[smp]

Soundforge is good.. but is a pro level sound editing/mixing/making/doing program.. and costs $
I don't know about musicmatch, but if it's free it can't be bad..

 

[subman]

I transferred a lot of my Audio Cassettes to CD's using Creatives Wave Studio. This software came with my old Creative AWE64 sound card. I now use a SBLive Value and this software still works fine. This software is 422 kb - if you want I will attach it to an email. Leave me a private message with the email address where you want me to send it.

 

[XMan]

Musicmatch seems to be working great, thanks for the recommendation.

 

[RickH]

Doesn't Easy CD Creator have the capability to make CDs from records?? (Have any of you people ever seen a record??) Maybe Spin Doctor?? I have it some place. R

 

[Workin']

Use Cool Edit 2000 to record your tapes. It has relatively easy to use tools for removing hiss and background noise and for re-equalizing your recording. Using MusicMatch or Spin doctor for analog recordings is a poor solution compared to other things out there. Unless you don't care how it sounds.

 

[Entity23]

i have lots of vinyl, im a dj. I prefer it to any other format, besides the simple mp3.