They recently (2015) stood up a sign where she used to live in Frederick, MD
Patsy Cline plaque dedicated
Patsy Cline plaque dedicated
Still buy CDs, Vinyl and DVDs (movies lol)
I am surprised you still have stores in your area selling vinyl.I still buy vinyl. Mostly 12' singles from the 70's & 80's. A lot of my wax comes from ebay since I've cleaned out all the local record stores of any thing I can use. Sometimes I'll pick up some CDs out of the dollar bin if I think I can use them. But the majority of my new music comes from my Promo Only POOL subscription.
I am surprised you still have stores in your area selling vinyl.
What process(es) did you use to convert your record to a digital file? I have a device that converts an output from my stereo receiver to USB, which is plugged into a computer. Then I have an application that captures the audio. I get exact copies of whatever I play through my stereo. The only drawback is you get an exact copy, including pops and hisses. Some can be removed with a good audio editor, though, if you want to go to that extreme. I recorded my entire record collection using this technique....Now, the funny part, I will have the CD to go with my one and only record, yes, I have a record version of the very CD that I just bought, ive tired many times to make a digital file from the record, but just didnt like how it sounded.
Audio out to audio in , the record player I have access to only has a headphone jack for any sort of out , I am not a fan of records to be honest and all the extra noise that can come from them, so it was worth the $10 to me buying the CD .What process(es) did you use to convert your record to a digital file? I have a device that converts an output from my stereo receiver to USB, which is plugged into a computer. Then I have an application that captures the audio. I get exact copies of whatever I play through my stereo. The only drawback is you get an exact copy, including pops and hisses. Some can be removed with a good audio editor, though, if you want to go to that extreme. I recorded my entire record collection using this technique.
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I agree that some things sound better on records, just something that was before my time and I was never able to get into them.I'm still going to repair my TT one of these days (Yamaha PX-3 .. needs new tonearm drive belt). I have a wonderful Creek preamp waiting for it.
Playing records at home is a visceral thing .. some things sound better actually .. if you can get past the pops and clicks.