How Do You Make MP3 Files From LP Records?
Most of us have some LP records, the old vinyl records we grew up with and loved. Many specialized recordings, such as jazz, world, easy listening and unusual music records cannot be located on CD. In fact, some are no longer produced. I have over a dozen such records, mostly easy listening compilations I inherited from my dad as well as some wonderful classical music CD’s. And while I could replace the classical music CD’s with other versions, I love the conductors and orchestras no one has ever heard of, and wouldn’t part with these old record albums for the world. Yet today, I typically listen to music while I work, and wanted to transform those old records to CD’s and MP3 files so that I could listen to them on the computer, my MP3 player, and the CD player in my car. I found an inexpensive device that let me do just that and now I’m happily listening to my old albums again. Here’s how you can transfer vinyl record albums to MP3 and CD files and enjoy your old time, out of print re
