I use it for music editing so I hope it is decent. Well, my MOTU box sounds pretty good, even though it is 10 years old and has been recapped once already. Mville, I don't throw out the vinyl after converting, but I prefer the convenience of having it on my server, and I listen a lot while driving. Yes, it is time consuming work, but if you are like me, you'll listen to the record a lot more once it is digitized, and you can put it on a smart phone to listen to in your car through bluetooth, or with headphones.
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You can either do that by right-clicking on the file (or a bunch of them in a directory), or by using metadata editing software like mp3tag. Then enter the metadata (title, artist, album title, etc). Otherwise use the dBPoweramp music converter to get the files in the format you want. If your audio editing software allows you to save in the desired format (FLAC, mp3, m4a, etc. You'll have to record the audio as a file, split the file into tracks, trim the beginning and end of each track, possibly use declicking and other plug-ins to remove scratch clicks, possibly adjust the levels (although you can do that from within dBPoweramp later.) Then save the files. But I suspect most editing software allows the selection of the USB audio input when it is plugged in.
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