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Thread tape to cd??

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Strat89

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1 Posted on 12/02/2005 at 09:26:03
k, i have a question, and if theres no way to do this that's ok, i was just wondering if there was. i just recorded a couple of songs onto a tape, is there any way to copy those songs onto a cd? or computer? like is there something i need to buy to be able to do that? or is it not possible?
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jmmcleod

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2 Posted on 12/02/2005 at 09:58:28
you should be able to connect the tape player/recorder to the line in on your sound card to get it onto your computer. From there you can burn it to a cd.
LooneyTunes

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3 Posted on 12/02/2005 at 22:43:29

%1$s a écrit k, i have a question, and if theres no way to do this that's ok, i was just wondering if there was. i just recorded a couple of songs onto a tape, is there any way to copy those songs onto a cd? or computer? like is there something i need to buy to be able to do that? or is it not possible?
thanks


You can also burn directly to a standalone CDRW deck like a Tascam which takes analog RCA input. My wife uses my on site recording system to record tapes by pluging the tape RCA out into the instrument input of my stereo preamp which is connected to a Tascam CDRW deck!
ambientlive

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4 Posted on 12/04/2005 at 00:48:23
How many tracks is the tape ?
If it's more than 2 (stereo) you'll need a multiple-input device like the Edirol FA-101
Strat89

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5 Posted on 12/05/2005 at 13:37:03
the way i have it set up is i have my mixer (https://www.zzounds.com/item--BEHUB802) running into a JVC KD-D10 cassette deck (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6583643430&category=932) which is in turn running into a JVC A-K10 stereo amplifie (http://cgi.ebay.fr/Ampli-JVC-A-K10-stereo-amplifier-no-technics-marantz_W0QQitemZ5830162458QQcategoryZ93380QQcmdZViewItem). The mixer runs out of the main outs with patchcords into the two left and right mic inputs on the cassette deck. Right now it's only one track, i think, if my understanding of "tracks" is correct. now i have another question, if i wanted to upgrade my cassette player/recorder, what would you all suggest? lets say in the price range of about $100 to $250.
Strat89

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6 Posted on 12/05/2005 at 13:49:05
oh and with the Edirol FA-101, is that like a Presonus Firebox? cause in that case i think i know what you're talking about.
ambientlive

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7 Posted on 12/05/2005 at 14:37:55
yes similar
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