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I can help.
The way I do it is I send the audio coming from the tape deck/stereo to the computer - you just want to have one of those wires that have the kind of jack that goes into a standard discman headphone jack on both ends of the wire. You plug it into the appropriate audio input jack on the back of your computer.
I highly recommend the programs that I use to record and edit audio, but it will cost you some money to get them. Total Recorder costs $11.95 US, and you can use it to record any sound made by your computer, encoded or not. I use it for recording from tapes and dvds, as well as realaudio and quicktime streams. It's great, but you're going to want to have a program like Acoustica to edit and clean up what you record. With Acoustica, you can change audio levels, make all manner of audio edits (I often use this program to make "radio edits" of very long songs for mix cds), record original compositions, overdub over existing tracks, and make complicated audio/DJ mixes. It's a fabulous program.
If you have access to soulseek and other p2ps, you may want to check to see if other people have already circulated digitized versions of those radio sessions. |
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