How Do You Record LP Records To CD?
The warm sounds of a vinyl LP record album on a turntable can stir the soul, but the technology is useless on the road. For music lovers on the go, there is just no practical way to enjoy LP records in transit. Vinyl also has a nasty tendency to warp and become scratched with repeated plays, so getting the music out of the grooves and onto a CD can be a useful way to extend the life of your record collection. Unplug all the equipment from the power source and place the turntable within easy reach of the laptop or PC so your work area is compact and convenient. Insert the mini-plug on the Y adapter into the computer’s soundcard jack, which is located on the back of a PC and usually on the left or back edge of a laptop. Connect the audio cables from the turntable to RCA jacks on the Y adapter, matching the red plug with the red jack and the white plug with the remaining jack. Plug the equipment into the electrical outlets. Turn on the computer and open the recording software. Click the “
