There are a ton of downloads at Lockergnome that will help in the project.
Get a turntable with line level outputs. If you have a magnetic cartridge, then you'll need a phono pre-amp to turn that low audio level into a true line level. These are available on older-style consumer amps, receivers pre-amps and deejay mixers.
Get a cable that connects your turntable (usually two RCA connectors) to your computer's sound card (usually an 1/8th inch stereo mini plug) --- or use adaptors that match the cables/connectors you have.
Get recording software (use Cool edit 2000 or one of the downloads from the link above).
Power everything up, start recording and start the record.
Have fun!
Wednesday, June 11, 2003
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