Because big CD, cassette and vinyl collections are most common, we’ll show you how to convert these three media formats. The ripping process differs depending on what kind of media you have in your collection. Ripping your media from the physical world to the digital one Now that you have your equipment and software of choice ready to go, you can get started converting your music tracks. Don’t worry, we’ll show you exactly what to do below. This audio editing software can do everything from help you transfer your physical music to edit podcasts or other audio. To actually convert your tracks, you’ll need a free program called Audacity. Tap or click here for great options that won’t break the bank. Digital tape decks and digital turntables will have the ability to connect to a computer and help you transfer the files.
If you have cassettes, vinyl or other older media, you’ll have to dig a bit deeper for proper conversion equipment.
