#VINYLSTUDIO CANT CHANGE BACKUP LOCATION PC#

Can VinylStudio insert trackbreaks automatically? VinylStudio has two ways of doing this. Using 74 minute media, if you can get it, might help.ġ6. A few players seems not to be able to play CD's burned on a computer at all, but this is rare. Will my home-brew CD's play in my car's CD player? They should do, although many in-car players will only play audio (as opposed to MP3) CD's. How do I copy tracks to my MP3 player or iPod? VinyStudio offers a simple drag-and-drop interface to copy files across to your MP3 player. On the Mac, VinylStudio can add these to your iTunes Music Library automatically when you save your tracks.ġ4. Burning CD's is an integral part of the program.ġ3.Will I be able to Play my Recordings on my Computer or Media Centre? Absolutely! VinylStudio produces standard audio files which will play virtually anywhere. How do I create CD's, once I have recorded my music onto my computer? In VinylStudio, it's actually very simple. You can also come back to a recording later to, for example, declick it.ġ2. VinylStudio keeps your recordings organised in a collection (by album artist and title) and keeps track of any work that you have done so far, so it is easy to pick up where you left off. Can I tackle the job in stages? Definitely. By default, VinylStudio uses something called VBR (Variable Bit Rate), which gives the best results for a given file size.ġ1.

On a bit of a sidenote, MP3 sometimes gets a bad press because many encoders don't use the most effective encoding options. MP3 files are very good, but you can sometimes hear the difference and it's nice if your 'master' recordings are made with the best possible fidelity. Can I / Should I record directly to MP3 format? You can, but it is better to record to a lossless format such as WAV or AIFF, unless you are very short of disk space. 1/2 GB) per album, using VinylStudio's default settings (44 kHz, 16 bit), and the same again for your split-up tracks.ġ0. How much disk space will I need? About 500MB (i.e. I want to digitise tapes how do I go about it? Hooking up a tape deck is usually straightforward. I want to record 78s It is essential that you get hold of a suitable stylus. VinylStudio can record from any device recognised by your computer, and has a 'Monitor Recording' facility which lets you hear what you are recording as you record it.ħ. Can VinylStudio record from USB turntables and other USB devices? Yes. I threw my turntable out years ago what should I do? You can either buy a conventional, separate turntable and hook it up via a phono pre-amp or you can now buy turntables that plug directly into a USB port. Can I use a Laptop? You can, but you may need to buy some extra bits for it. Will I get Satisfactory Results Recording Through my Computer's Sound Card? Probably, but some sound cards can introduce background noise so make a test recording to be sure.

#VINYLSTUDIO CANT CHANGE BACKUP LOCATION PC#

What Kind of computer Do I Need? Any reasonably modern PC or Mac should do the job, but you do need plenty of hard disk space. You may also need a phono preamp, which can be a USB device. I already have a turntable how do I hook it up to my computer? You may just need a cable. You might also find our Guide to Digitizing Vinyl Records and Tapes worth looking at, although it is a lot longer than this FAQ.ġ. Welcome to the VinylStudio FAQ, where we have gathered together some information which we hope you will find useful.

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