If you want to store the files on a hard drive, and never need to
make a cd or dvd, (or mp3 player) wouldn't it be possible to save the
file as a .wav analog file and play that on demand? Or is the .wav
way to big to do this?
It seems to me that other than file size, the .wav might be the
closest in quality to the original vinyl.
I had not heard of this flac file type before. I gather it is a
digital more or less equivalent to the .wav file. Is that correct?
Greg F sez:
<< No, he is using the turntables A/D converter to make the analog
into digital files and recording them in Audacity. He then makes a
digital copy and edits that in Sound Forge. Finally, he's using
Sound Forge to compress it to an MP3.>>
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