I am really new to the recording off the internet subject.
I was using the Audacity program and it was getting large amounts of feedback
and sonic noise when I was trying to use Audacity to record a song off of youtube.
I was wondering if anyone could share some of their knowledge on this.
Basically, I am recording now with a recording line out from a sony receiver to a cassette tape recorder.
I take the recorded cassette song and transfer it using the Audacity Cassette Recorder Pack I bought off of ebay. I am connnecting my laptop through Auxiliary Input. I convert it to mp3 using the Audacity program
Its a outdated system of recording , yes. I dont have much equipment, but am investing in some things. I am open to about any suggestions, as I would love to record songs off the internet.
[u]This page[/u] should help you with recording streaming audio (or whatever sounds that is being sent to the computer’s speakers). If you have Windows 7 or 10, use WASAPI loopback. If you’ve got an older operating system you can try one of the other methods.
Basically, I am recording now with a recording line out from a sony receiver to a cassette tape recorder.
I assume the cassette machine has a USB port?
Its a outdated system of recording , yes. I dont have much equipment, but am investing in some things. I am open to about any suggestions,
If you want to record line-level audio (like from a receiver’s tape output), a desktop or tower computer will have a soundcard with a line-level audio input. If you have a laptop, the [u]Behringer UCA202[/u] has line inputs and is popular & affordable. There are lots of higher-end USB audio interfaces, but don’t get a regular-cheap “USB Soundcard” because these are like laptops with only mic-in and headphone out.