Saturday, November 26, 2011

ION Audio Profile Pro USB DJ Turntable

!±8± ION Audio Profile Pro USB DJ Turntable

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| Price : $89.99
Post Date : Nov 26, 2011 14:00:13 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days

ION Audio Profile Pro USB DJ Turntable

The ION Audio Profile Pro is a USB turntable with a line input with contemporary, low-profile looks and a sleek, piano black finish. The Profile Pro turntable is designed to capture the music from your vinyl records and turn it into portable, flexible, digital MP3s that you can enjoy at home and on the go. ION Audio Profile Pro USB Turntable Features Turn your records into MP3s using your Mac or PC Connect and convert other music sources via line input Play records on your home stereo without needing a preamplifier Plug-and-play USB computer connection requires no driver installation 33 1/3 and 45 RPM settings Enables you to transfer 78 RPM albums using included software EZ Vinyl/Tape Converter software quickly transfers your music to iTunes Audacity software for reducing pops, cracks and hiss on worn records Stereo 1/8 inch input for connecting other music sources The Profile Pro turntable is an music-conversion system based on a multi-speed USB turntable with a dust cover. The turntable has simple USB output that enables you to capture music from records onto your computer. ION's EZ Vinyl/Tape Converter software assists you in creation of flexible MP3 files you can listen to on your computer, load onto your iPod, or record to CD. Profile Pro also has a line input so you can plug in virtually any other music source and turn it into MP3s - tape decks, MiniDiscs, and most any other format. When not converting records, you can also enjoy your classic vinyl records using PROFILE PRO as a standard record player. ION Audio Profile Pro Includes Profile Pro turntable Slipmat 45 RPM adapter USB cable CD Quickstart Guide Safety Instructions and Warranty Information

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Owl City - Fireflies Vinyl Record!!!

!±8± Owl City - Fireflies Vinyl Record!!!

Got the new Owl City album "Ocean Eyes" the other day on vinyl, and it sounds soooooo great on my USB turntable! Definitely recommend the Ion Profile Pro USB turntable! its such a great player, and this is a great album too!

Owl City - Fireflies Vinyl Record!!!

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Monday, November 14, 2011

Convert Vinyl Records iTunes - Bringing Your Songs Into iTunes

!±8± Convert Vinyl Records iTunes - Bringing Your Songs Into iTunes

Adding your songs to iTunes is a simple matter of dragging the song files from the directory into which you save them into the iTunes main window. Make sure that iTunes is in list view and click the Date Added column header. This will make your most newly imported songs jump to the top of the list (you may need to click the date added column header twice).

Since the songs you just imported are in raw WAV or AIFF format, they will be rather large. These are uncompressed formats and on average are about five times larger than MP3. This means that you will be able to fit far fewer of your songs on your iPod or other music player.

To remedy this, select all the newly imported songs, then right-click on one of the selected song files to bring up the contextual menu. Choose Create MP3 Version and iTunes will diligently convert the selected songs. If you don't click anywhere either during or after the conversions, the WAV or AIFF files will still be selected so you can hit the delete key on your keyboard to remove them, leaving the converted MP3 files.

An even better option is to convert the songs to AAC format rather than MP3. AAC creates a slightly better file quality with a slightly smaller file size than MP3. Contrary to popular belief, AAC is an open format that will not stop working anytime in the future. To make iTunes convert to AAC format, however, you must go to the General tab in iTunes preferences, click on the Import Settings button and choose AAC encoder if it is not already selected.