Dumb dumb dummy!

[Racer X]

My photography processing computer, after left foot rework a few years ago.

The PC tower on the left is the one for my music processing.

 

[siteunseen]

Where's the "Boobs" processing Eiffel Tower?

[Racer X]

10 hours ago, siteunseen said:

Where's the "Boobs" processing Eiffel Tower?

It was resting that evening.

[siteunseen]

11 hours ago, Racer X said:

It was resting that evening.

Resting boobs are pillows. Resting boob computers are door holders. 

[w3wilkes]

On 1/5/2022 at 11:16 AM, Racer X said:

One of the single display machines I use for digitizing my vinyl record collection.

What do you use to transfer your vinyl? Do you properly cut the tracks out of a single file per album side? I do still have all my vinyl. I've actually duplicated most of my vinyl on CD. Rip with DBPoweramp. Drive all the music with Logitech Media Server.

Edited January 8, 2022 by w3wilkes

[Racer X]

On 1/7/2022 at 7:22 PM, w3wilkes said:

What do you use to transfer your vinyl? Do you properly cut the tracks out of a single file per album side? I do still have all my vinyl. I've actually duplicated most of my vinyl on CD. Rip with DBPoweramp. Drive all the music with Logitech Media Server.

I have the tape output from the   amp connected to an audio input on a front panel thing that is connected to the sound card on the computer. This avoids needing a preamp for the turntable.

I have Soundforge software to record the album side, completely. Then I process the wav file to remove any pops, clicks and noise. After that I separate the individual tracks, add song titles, album information, etc. and save it all in folders organized by album and artist. I also snag album artwork off the innerwebs, then burn a CD copy for archival purposes.

Finally I copy the music to my iTunes library in mp4.

It is tedious and time consuming, but less risk of getting busted for music piracy.

So far I have about 7,000 songs.