When recording a record to mp3, does it record the entire side as only one mp3 or automatically break them up into individual songs?
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All as one mp3. You can use software like Audacity to break up the file into individual songs. The record player isn't all that great, though. Mine skips a lot. I had better luck connecting my old record player through the line-line-in connection and recording that way. Not the ideal solution.
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The recorded file will be one track. You would need to stop the recording and start again after every song if you wish to record each track separately
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Which program are you using?I use Audacity, and here's how I separate the tracks:1) Bring the cursor to the point where I want the next track to start.2) Hold shift and press the end key. This will highlight everything after where I want the track to start.3) Select Edit from the top menu, then select Split.
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Unfortunately it only records in mono. You'll only get one side of audio and you'll have to mirror it in post production. It works great for mono recording but is, shall we say, a little one sided.
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Hi Dawn..I'm not sure I understand... If you run left channel to left "03" input and right channel too right input of "03" you can record to "03" but seems there should be a cheaper device for recording 2 tracks out there? paul
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Yes. Records all radio to .MP3. Make sure to update the firmware. 1.0 has menu/timed recording schedule bugs.
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I have to put the volume on max (Level 32) to avoid this (though sometimes I don't need to do this). Also, to avoid this problem, I make sure that the volume is high on the source audio when I transfer the mp3s to the device. I notice that low volume is a problem if the original recording was recorded at low volume levels. Hope this helps.
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That is how I use it. You can opt to create a higher quality mp3 when you record if you need better quality. I like that flexibility.
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Both previous answers are correct. Your recording software will dictate how the audio signal from each input is handled. A typical default is to have the two inputs split to right and left (stereo). Garageband, Peak, ProTools, Reaper, will allow you to mix the two together however you like.
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Yes. You can record 2 new tracks at a time and it plays all the tracks while you are recording the new ones. If you don't want to hear the other tracks, you can manually turn them down or mute them. Hope this helps. it is a magnificent machine for the price.
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Yes, we use a duplicator and make 10 copies at a time and they can be played in a regular CD player. I am not sure about recording in a stand alone recorder because we use a digital system to do the original recording.
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Theresa, Yes it records FM perfectly. Easy interface. I didn't know it would do this until you asked, so thanks. I will be using this feature.
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Are you asking, is there a space between when one track ends and another begins? That answer is yes. Works the same for WAV as well.
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I don't use the software, unless that is where I got Audacity. Audacity is a free open source program that can record sound in line in from a stereo or from the data line of this device. I think there is a package on the disc that tries to break the recording into individual songs but I have read that it is not correct. I just use Audacity or Wavepad from NCH. I record the entire side of an album into a single file. That is what I recommend.
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Yes, it has. You can set that in the play mode menu to repeat the entire recording (loop type). Also you can set specific start ('A') and finish ('B') points to repeat, if you would like so.
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Yes, you can record to a single track, or any number of tracks up to and including 8 tracks, at a time. What you cannot do is to route an input to another track, i.e., you cannot plug your guitar, say, into the input for track 1 and route the signal so that it records on another track. However, once the track has been recorded, you can assign the recorded track to another track, thereby freeing up - in this example - input 1. This can be important because there is only one 'Hi-Z' input, which is actually input 1.
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What I do is play the file i want to record in and as it is playing I hit the record button and what I then record is added to the end of the recording itself. It sounds seamless when it is played back.
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The previous answers are not quite correct. You can link or unlink the external inputs. You link them to stereo pairs by pushing their arm buttons simultaneously. When linked, they record to a single file per stereo pair. When unlinked, they record as separate files. So you can basically choose if you want stereo or mono files.