Looking for sites to download Comtemporary Christain Music 1970s

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Magenta

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Have you ever converted youtube videos to MP3?
 

Gideon300

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Looking for sites to download Comtemporary Christain Music 1970s
I'd search for people like David Garratt, Andre Crouch, early Bill Gaither, Barry McGuire, Keith Green and Larry Norman. That's all I can recall right now.
 

Lynx

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How does one convert Cassette tapes to mp3?
How does one convert Cassette tapes to mp3?
If you have a cassette player (with headphone port) and computer, you already have almost all you need.

1. Purchase a cable with a headphone plug on both ends. Walmart has them. Like, three bucks.

2. Download and install Audacity, a music editor.

3. Use that cable to connect your cassette player headphone port to your computer mic port.

4. Open Audacity and hit record, then hit play on the cassette player.

5. Edit the resulting recording in your computer and export as a computer audio file.
 

TheLearner

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If you have a cassette player (with headphone port) and computer, you already have almost all you need.

1. Purchase a cable with a headphone plug on both ends. Walmart has them. Like, three bucks.

2. Download and install Audacity, a music editor.

3. Use that cable to connect your cassette player headphone port to your computer mic port.

4. Open Audacity and hit record, then hit play on the cassette player.

5. Edit the resulting recording in your computer and export as a computer audio file.
How does one increase Audacity recording time on Windows 7?
 

Lynx

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How does one increase Audacity recording time on Windows 7?
Increase the size of your hard drive.

The recording time Audacity reports is an estimate based on how big your hard drive is, how much free space remains on it, and how long Audacity thinks it will take of straight recording to fill it up.
 
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I’ve been using Spotify - the free version. I happened to spot …uh oh….dead brain moment……oh yeah…George Beverly Shea’s versions of hymn. Pretty sure they’d have what you’re looking for.