The hum is coming from the turntable and the computer not sharing a single
ground.
If you take a piece of wire and attach it to your turntable ground, and
screw it down to a screw on your computer case, the hum should disappear.
quoted 6 lines I'm burning a bunch of my 12"s and albums to hard disk by
> I'm burning a bunch of my 12"s and albums to hard disk by
> hooking the tape outs from my stereo to the RCA inputs of my soundcard
> (audiomedia II) and it sounds fine for the most part. However, there's
> this low level hum that becomes noticeable during quiet passages. It's not
> just turntable noise. It really becomes audible if I raise the pitch of
> the recordings/samples...quoted 2 lines And while I'm at it, can anyone recommend a good cdr labeling
> And while I'm at it, can anyone recommend a good cdr labeling
> program/package?
Adaptec's EZ CD Creator 4 has a nice labeling system, as well as tons of
options, include direct MP3 to CDR recording, fade-in fade-out, track
crossovers, etc..
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