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How do you record Internet Radio??? Any clues.

I use Total Recorder professional. http://www.highcriteria.com/

To split up long recordings into tracks, for example the concerts from RM. I use CD wave editor. http://www.milosoftware.com/en/index.ph ... cdwave.php

I use Total Recorder too but for editing I use Gold Wave.

I use Gold Wave to record and SoundForge to edit and track.

I plug into the headphone jack on the laptop, RCA plugs on the other end of the cord, plug into my stereo receiver and record onto tape. I can plug my cassette player into my turntable and somehow run that to the computer and make a CD. Never tried making the CD but there is a way.

How does Total Recorder or Gold Wave work?

I also use Total Recorder to record and track the music, but I have an old setup. Now that I have a new computer, I'll be trying to figure out how to do some new things too with Total Recorder. It's a good thing my old computer still works somewhat; it's always a good one to fall back on.

BR, do you want to make a CD or just save mp3 files on your computer?

I have always used Roxio Easy CD Creator to make my CDs, but I don't make many CDs anymore.

conched wrote:I also use Total Recorder to record and track the music, but I have an old setup. Now that I have a new computer, I'll be trying to figure out how to do some new things too with Total Recorder. It's a good thing my old computer still works somewhat; it's always a good one to fall back on.

BR, do you want to make a CD or just save mp3 files on your computer?

I have always used Roxio Easy CD Creator to make my CDs, but I don't make many CDs anymore.

You should be able to upgrade TR for free, you need your purchase key and depending on how old your software is, they may have to provide you with a new one, even if you have your old key. That's what happened to me

Crazy Navy Flyer wrote:I plug into the headphone jack on the laptop, RCA plugs on the other end of the cord, plug into my stereo receiver and record onto tape. I can plug my cassette player into my turntable and somehow run that to the computer and make a CD. Never tried making the CD but there is a way.

How does Total Recorder or Gold Wave work?

Cleff notes version on TR is that it records directly on your hard drive. You can save it into various formats but primarily I use .mp3 and .wav or whatever it is for cd quality recordings. mp3's are uploaded to my phone and then I burn the cd's direct from the hard drive.

ph4ever wrote:

Crazy Navy Flyer wrote:I plug into the headphone jack on the laptop, RCA plugs on the other end of the cord, plug into my stereo receiver and record onto tape. I can plug my cassette player into my turntable and somehow run that to the computer and make a CD. Never tried making the CD but there is a way.

How does Total Recorder or Gold Wave work?

Cleff notes version on TR is that it records directly on your hard drive. You can save it into various formats but primarily I use .mp3 and .wav or whatever it is for cd quality recordings. mp3's are uploaded to my phone and then I burn the cd's direct from the hard drive.

How do you upload the mp3 to your phone...is it for your ipod on your phone?

conched wrote:I also use Total Recorder to record and track the music, but I have an old setup. Now that I have a new computer, I'll be trying to figure out how to do some new things too with Total Recorder. It's a good thing my old computer still works somewhat; it's always a good one to fall back on.

BR, do you want to make a CD or just save mp3 files on your computer?

I have always used Roxio Easy CD Creator to make my CDs, but I don't make many CDs anymore.

I want to be able to record like a concert or portion of a Radio show. Then put it in a format that I can play on my IPhone or Ipods.. You all have been so great on this. I downloaded the Trail Version of Total Tecorder and trying to get use to it.. I also downloaded CD Wave Editor... So Hopefully in the next month or so I will be able to figure all this out... Have a great Sunday Everyone.

conched wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

Crazy Navy Flyer wrote:I plug into the headphone jack on the laptop, RCA plugs on the other end of the cord, plug into my stereo receiver and record onto tape. I can plug my cassette player into my turntable and somehow run that to the computer and make a CD. Never tried making the CD but there is a way.

How does Total Recorder or Gold Wave work?

Cleff notes version on TR is that it records directly on your hard drive. You can save it into various formats but primarily I use .mp3 and .wav or whatever it is for cd quality recordings. mp3's are uploaded to my phone and then I burn the cd's direct from the hard drive.

How do you upload the mp3 to your phone...is it for your ipod on your phone?

I have a HTC EVO. You connect the phone to the puter via the USB, open it as a folder and then copy it over to the music folder on your phone.