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#229408 - 03/08/2004 01:31 My totally professional recording studio
tanstaafl.
carpal tunnel

Registered: 08/07/1999
Posts: 5546
Loc: Ajijic, Mexico
Just thought I'd post a picture of my recording studio in case any of you wanted to go into the business professionally and were looking for pointers on studio setup.

I came into possession of a few audiobooks on cassette (260+ hours of them!) and needed to turn them into MP3 files so I could put them into my empeg.




The tape deck is the original radio out of the ShoWagon, with wires soldered to the L/R channel outputs and terminated with a 1/8" min-plug jacked into my sound card. Power comes from the 12 volt motorcycle battery I use when I have the empeg on my bicycle. The battery charger is only plugged in between cassettes when battery voltage falls below 11.5 volts (two much 60-cycle hum otherwise) and the multi-meter keeps track of voltage for me.

I wouldn't be surprised if Rush or Rolling Stones or some other big group decided to produce their next album using my facilities.

tanstaafl.


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Edited by tanstaafl. (03/08/2004 01:35)
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#229409 - 03/08/2004 01:35 Re: My totally professional recording studio [Re: tanstaafl.]
msaeger
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Registered: 23/09/2000
Posts: 3608
Loc: Minnetonka, MN
I have that same multi-meter go Radio Shack
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#229410 - 03/08/2004 02:35 Re: My totally professional recording studio [Re: tanstaafl.]
ricin
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Registered: 19/06/2000
Posts: 1495
Loc: US: CA
Nice.

Speaking of cassette to MP3, anyone tried one of these things yet?
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#229411 - 03/08/2004 02:59 Re: My totally professional recording studio [Re: tanstaafl.]
trs24
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Registered: 20/03/2002
Posts: 729
Loc: Palo Alto, CA
Now that's a lot of Koontz.
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#229412 - 03/08/2004 06:22 Re: My totally professional recording studio [Re: trs24]
frog51
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Registered: 09/08/2000
Posts: 2091
Loc: Edinburgh, Scotland
Apparently the collective noun is a "mound" of ...oh sorry...Koontz, you say
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#229413 - 03/08/2004 06:24 Re: My totally professional recording studio [Re: tanstaafl.]
andym
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Registered: 17/01/2002
Posts: 3996
Loc: Manchester UK
Wow that looks just like the car stereo I got in my Ford Orion, it lasted the whole journey home from the dealers before I installed an MD deck instead. Is it a VFD display? Mine was LCD, but other than that they're identical.
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#229414 - 03/08/2004 06:46 Re: My totally professional recording studio [Re: ricin]
boxer
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Registered: 16/04/2002
Posts: 2011
Loc: Yorkshire UK
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Speaking of cassette to MP3, anyone tried one of these things yet?

Last time I recorded my PC files on cassette was with the Sinclair ZX81! Surely anyone with a collection of cassettes is going to turn them into MP3's using their current cassette deck and sound card, until they've finished the project.

Am I missing the point or is this a totally pointless product???
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