Guest Raider Posted March 13, 2002 Posted March 13, 2002 Recently I've recorded a vinyl-mix on a MD, and would like to record into a MP3-file so I can share it with my Internet-buddies. Does anybody know a good program to record into MP3-format? If possible, a freeware program? Here's the tracklist for the 74 min. disc: 1. Phoetus – Sparkling Soup (Version 3) 2. Fancy Vision – Supergirls Wedding 3. Absolum - On The C Side 4. Space Tribe - Kicking Up Some Dust 5. Logic Bomb - Sub Atomic 6. Psyside – Organic Blob 7. GMS - Zombi Stomp 8. Synthetic - The Mummy 9. Synchro – Kitchen Sync (3. Turn RMX) 10. Soundaholics – Beast Guy 11. Bamboo Forest - Unusual 12. Bamboo Forest - Experimental Jam 13. Talamasca – Psychedelic Knights 14. Nomad – Spaceship Trippers 15. Absolum – Drumatix (RMX) 16. Alien Project - Midnight Sun (GMS Remix) 17. Deedrah – Reload (GMS Remix) 18. Meathead Productions - The Big Ship Quote
Guest JanUa Posted March 13, 2002 Posted March 13, 2002 save yourselve the trouble and let them buy them Quote
Guest JanUa Posted March 13, 2002 Posted March 13, 2002 sorry hèhè ... ... don't know any ... do you know a good program to record from your mixer onto the computer? ... JanUa ..... ....3ô.... . . . . Quote
Guest Raider Posted March 13, 2002 Posted March 13, 2002 I've already connected my mixer to the computer, but since my computer is slow sometimes, I would rather mix the set onto a MD, and then later into a program on the computer. Quote
Guest [tom jaimz] Posted March 13, 2002 Posted March 13, 2002 Use a professional sound editor like Cool Edit 2000 [shareware from syntrillium] to record your mix to the hard drive of your computer as a wave file [via the line in port, of course, and watch those levels, anything over 0dB will clip, leaving you with a really bad sounding mix!]. Then use an MP3 encoder like LAME [which is only a codex, so you'll need a front-end, like RazorLAME] to encode your mix to MP3. For everything you need to know about encoding and ripping, check the r3mix.net site. Hope that answers your question. Quote
Guest [tom jaimz] Posted March 13, 2002 Posted March 13, 2002 Well, to normalize a whole set just use the normalize function of most sound editors. If the level of individual tracks in the mix is different, then you should re-record it using the mixer better. ;-P I've seen a lot of psy DJs have real problems with mixers - guys, IT SHOULD NEVER, EVER BE IN THE RED. Maybe one bar, but it should NEVER EVER be over 0dB. I don't care if it doesn't sound loud enough, talk to the sound guy. Quote
Guest JanUa Posted March 13, 2002 Posted March 13, 2002 yep ... i keep my eyes and ears open constantly ... don't like hearing that roaring vibratin sound when your over the top. . . . . tnx for the prog. link tom Quote
Guest treleLéo Posted March 14, 2002 Posted March 14, 2002 to record from the md or mixer get the SOUDFORGE and then to enconder get the a really good one CDEX (it is free)... good luck... Quote
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