I have a whole pipeline of recording my vinyl as 96kHz 24bit wav. Before people start greefing me about storage/overkill, I work in media production. I can’t walk into my closet without tripping over 5 TB of hard drives. Storage is not a problem and I like using the best encoding on my H6.
I cut the recordings up into record “sides,” then render them out as flac and MP3s. MP3s go on my phone, flac on my Plex server. I have 110 or so sides done, and probably 30 or 40 in the pipeline that need to be edited. I just need to carve out some time!
hahahaha it’s been really fun! I run my Technics 1200 Mk II -> Numark mixer (nothing special but solid, from my college DJing days) -> Zoom h6 (left and right channels get their own inputs) -> bring into editing software, combine the two channels, chop off the beginning and end as well as silence/dead air between sides, then run it all through Compressor to create “sides” as described above.
I have a whole pipeline of recording my vinyl as 96kHz 24bit wav. Before people start greefing me about storage/overkill, I work in media production. I can’t walk into my closet without tripping over 5 TB of hard drives. Storage is not a problem and I like using the best encoding on my H6.
I cut the recordings up into record “sides,” then render them out as flac and MP3s. MP3s go on my phone, flac on my Plex server. I have 110 or so sides done, and probably 30 or 40 in the pipeline that need to be edited. I just need to carve out some time!
I literally salivated.
hahahaha it’s been really fun! I run my Technics 1200 Mk II -> Numark mixer (nothing special but solid, from my college DJing days) -> Zoom h6 (left and right channels get their own inputs) -> bring into editing software, combine the two channels, chop off the beginning and end as well as silence/dead air between sides, then run it all through Compressor to create “sides” as described above.