[AT] OT... sort of

[Mike Sloane]

Based on recommendations posted here yesterday, I am purchased and 
downloaded VinylStudio yesterday and will be trying it out in the next 
few days. If it is as easy to use as the claims, it will make burning 
CDs from LPs a joy, rather than the dreary chore it is with Audacity.

Based on the quality of their customer service, I am already impressed - 
I sent them two messages and got detailed and helpful replies within a 
short time. (1. No, they don't save to .flac, but that is high on their 
list of "to do" items for the next release. And 2., when they do add 
features like that, they are downloadable at no extra cost to registered 
owners.)

Mike

Dick Day wrote:
> And they are correct. Analog is by far superior and if I still had my 
> esoteric equipment that I had 30 years ago, I would use it :)
> 
> My hearing is to the point that my days of being an audiophile are long 
> gone.  USB turntables spitting out MP3's will satisfy me for now.
> 
> Another thing worth noting is to not try to use the cartridges that come 
> with most turntables if you plan on ripping or listening to 78's.  The hard 
> surface and wider grooves of the 78's will destroy the stylus not to 
> possible damage to the record.
> 
> I've looked at your electronics site before and, like everything else you 
> do, I am beyond impressed :)
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Dick