will this record from vinyl to CD ? If not, what teac would ? Thanks
1020479
Sorry! No it doesn't, sadly... I was hoping it would also! It only records to MP3.
298008
I think the book says it will transfer records and tapes to cds.check your book that came with the recorder player. I haven't tried to do it so I am only going with what the book says
472258
This should work with any computer. I have mine sitting on a shelf, I only needed to use it once. If you buy it, you will be pleased. You can have mine if you want it. I don't know if mine is a Teac. You plug it into the computer like you would an I-pod (with the attached usb) and it is like a hard drive. It reads the disc perfectly.
298010
The speed settings on the turntable are 33.45 and 78.so it should transfer 78 speed disc to CD. I have not tried to do so. Good Luck!
1286014
HI, I do not know what else it would work on other than my Teac LP R500 Record to disc recorder. Sorry. I am not an expert on turntables or electronics. I am just glad they make needles available. You might google your model to find out what needles work on it. Thank you.Duane.
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Although I haven't specifically recorded cassette tapes to CD yet with this Tascam, it does have analog left and right audio inputs so it should definitely work. This recorder is really great with converting all formats to CD, and the CD's are then playable on all other machines. I'd totally recommend it!!
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Yes. I think you mean hooked up to your receivers "tape monitor" I have my Teac connected to my pre amp (in your case, receiver) via the "tape monitor/tape loop and my turntable is hooked up to the phono section of said pre amp (in your case, receiver) and I transfer my albums to cd all the time. Just use the "line in" on the Teac set your record level and you should be good. As stated in other answers, you can plug the turntable directly to the Teac also. Enjoy!
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I agree with the statement that MP3's are horrible. I've tried to convert. Just doesn't happen. What I have found is that music meant for CD, sounds better to me on CD. Music initially recorded on vinyl sounds better to me on vinyl. I kept my records. But I do have an extensive CD collection. I find Vinyl at charity shops and second hand shops for as little as $.25. When buying old records, remember to look for warping, scratches, dirty patches--which may cover hidden damage--, crayon drawings (who hasn't seen this?). In other words look them over carefully.
594809
I found that if one doesn't have a receiver with phono inputs, a preamp is needed for ideal sound. I have not, however, converted vinyl to CDs.
1637994
Yes I think so. It has a USB port to convert vinyl records onto USB port so it should.
534444
The unit is able to play back cassettes and CDs (originals and those recorded on it) through a receiver. It can not play vinyl. If recording of vinyl on the unit is needed, turntable will need to be run to a receiver/amplifier and the signal sent via the "line out" to the 222SLmk.
1873664
As far as we know it only records to CDs and to record from CDs it requires an auxiliary CD player to record from CD to CDIt meets our needs nicely but may not work for you.
1625130
My vinyl to pc capture was pre hdmi. I used rca to pc audio input. Software must have vinyl clean up feature.outcome is not high quality, but provided a clean retro sound on cd for a friend who's father recorded the album for her. sorry, HDMI audio in from rca...haven't tried. Maybe Audicity could help
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Yes, that is what the turntable is designed to do, and it does it well. The Audacity software does come with the turntable, but it is not necessary. Audacity is free, open source software that is easily downloaded. In fact I recommend this, so that you get the latest version. Audacity can save your record as a lossy mp3 or as lossless FLAC or WAV. I used both, and the CD's played perfectly. You will, however, need to supply CD burning software, of which there are several free ones for download, depending on your operating system. I used Brasero on Linux, which worked great.
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Learned from the TEAC engineers you will receive an error message unless you use one of these three specific brands of music CD blanks to record on: TDK, Sony, or Verbatim. Must be these brands and it must be just for music recordings. Had to order them on-line. Good Luck. MMF-Lacombe, LA
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I've never done it that way but Yes you should be able to. At worst you would make a track as you listen, then you could save or delete. I/ve copied most of my vinyl and burned to CD as well as having a copy on my computer. Audacity works well (free)
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Of course it comes with software. How else would it work? It connects to your computer's iTunes application via a USB connection. Then you can burn your vinyl record to CD, if you wish. Which is what it's for. I suppose you could listen to the vinyl record through your computer's speakers, also. I don't know if there are stereos with USB connections, but there must be. I've never looked into it.