Recording a rare vinyl record to CD - Comparing 3 proven methods - Please help me pick the best one!

[@DH10459]

Clip #1 was the best. Clean, low distortion and good channel separation.

[@graybeardsnation]

Spot on! I am glad you noticed the stereo separation on that - that Project ( which I thought would have lead this) sounded nearly MONO! The cheap model just sounded… well.. cheap! Hit notifications I to get a note when the remastering video comes out- I have a couple of fun AI surprises coming 🤟🏻📀🎧😉😎

[@TempusFugitMementoMori13]

Very helpful video. Everything is explained very well. Clip # 3 seems to have more of those bass tones present. I am suprised how well the cheaper LP to MP3 worked. I am going with 3 though.

[@graybeardsnation]

Thanks your input - happy recording and stay tuned for the next video where I will master the music I ripped from this LP!

[@larryketzes5582]

Awesome detail!

[@graybeardsnation]

I like cut 1 the best what did you think?

[@larryketzes5582]

@@graybeardsnation Yes, cut 1

[@Peabo008]

Recording 1 sounded the best, but 2 was close. Transition volumes are a bit high though

[@graybeardsnation]

I did normalize each sample to 0db - KZbin kind of dicks with the sound - thank you for the feedback!!! Keep an eye out for the mastering video - I have already started putting it together- good times!!😊

[@georgeprice4212]

2 for me.

[@georgeprice4212]

Has the remastering episode been released yet?

[@graybeardsnation]

@@georgeprice4212not yet it’s about 3/4 done - be sure to subscribe if you already haven’t to catch it - I expect to release it in less then 3 weeks- you won’t be disappointed it’s coming out really good!!

[@Freakwncy]

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[@graybeardsnation]

I agree - I thought that Pro-Ject would perform better but the stereo separation is terrible- thx for your input- I will be mastering this album in a few weeks - should be very interesting- stay tuned!!

[@ulrichmaas3125]

#1