[Hoosierdaddy_X4]

Here is the deal. I have some audio recordings that I want to add to a website that I am working on, but the audio files are on a cassette tape. I was told that I can just plug the cassette tape into the "audio in" jack on my computer, but I would need a certain program to convert the analog sound to digital sound.

I was wondering if this information is correct, and if so, what is a good program for recording the audio to my hard drive? Are there any good free programs out there?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

[Laramie In MT]

Download this:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/

Then read this...follow the directions and BAM you're done!

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help...=records-tapes

[Angel Of Death]

You could invest in this badboy!



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[Hoosierdaddy_X4]

Originally posted by bigblueyeddevil
Download this:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/

Then read this...follow the directions and BAM you're done!

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help...=records-tapes

Hey, thanks for the link! That program seems really cool, and I really like that it is FREE. I will have to try it out this week.



AOD,
Thanks for the input, but I am cheap, and I would rather go with something that is free even if it means more work. That would be a nice addition though.

[Laramie In MT]

Originally posted by Hoosierdaddy_X4
Hey, thanks for the link! That program seems really cool, and I really like that it is FREE. I will have to try it out this week.

Audacity is the best sound editor i've worked with(free and paid). I use it to make mp3 ringtones and other general conversions.

[pyblood]

I was reading this thread when I got this new message in my RSS reader:

http://portableapps.com/apps/music_v...acity_portable