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[Paul Kosuth <prkosuth@ll.net>]

I use Audacity which is free. You can record from lp's and create 
individual tracks of songs. I like my lp's from start to finsih so I 
just record the whole side, some equalization and click removal. Then I 
import them into iTunes and convert them to mp3's. Audacity also 
allowed me to record a 78 rpm disc (Cole Porter/fred waring from 1947) 
on my 33 rpm turntable and then change the speed to 78 rpm's.

I don't know if this is great software but it does the trick for me.

Paul
On Aug 7, 2007, at 8:43 PM, Lawrence F. London, Jr. wrote:

> Can anyone recommend software that can be used to create playlists of 
> mp3 music (or audiobook) files to download onto an
> mp3 player. There's ITunes for the IPod and WMP for the rest. I have 
> not been get Winamp to work reliably. Porting LP
> classical albums to digital mp3's for download to a player will 
> require that accurate playlists can be created. Anyone
> have any experience with this?
>
> Thanks,
> LL
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