Capitol Media Music/Hi - "Q" Rips in FLAC

[Cevans]

Yes, Audacity will work fine, I use it as my primary recording software (as I am blind and it is verry user friendly).
CEvans

[SoCalRyan]

Yes, Audacity will work fine, I use it as my primary recording software (as I am blind and it is verry user friendly).
CEvans

That's what I used to record these albums and glad it can used to make lossless files. I'll record them again soon and check how they turn out. Thanks again.  

[Cevans]

No problem. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask. It took me a long time (and a lot of trial and error) to figure this stuff out, so glad I could be of help.
CEvans

[stackjackson]

That's what I used to record these albums and glad it can used to make lossless files. I'll record them again soon and check how they turn out. Thanks again.  

SoCalRyan, when you originally recorded these LPs using Audacity the raw sound files were likely in lossless format. You have options in Audacity to export those -aup files in any number of lossless (FLAC, etc.) or lossy formats (MP3, etc.).
So in the future you can easily export the aup files as FLAC, for example, rather than lossy MP3. Also, you may not need to re-record the LPs if you still have the original Audacity files.

[SoCalRyan]

That's what I used to record these albums and glad it can used to make lossless files. I'll record them again soon and check how they turn out. Thanks again.  

SoCalRyan, when you originally recorded these LPs using Audacity the raw sound files were likely in lossless format. You have options in Audacity to export those -aup files in any number of lossless (FLAC, etc.) or lossy formats (MP3, etc.).
So in the future you can easily export the aup files as FLAC, for example, rather than lossy MP3. Also, you may not need to re-record the LPs if you still have the original Audacity files.

Thank you for the further advice stackjackson. 

[Retronic]

Hey SoCalRyan, I had the same issues myself- I'm not very techy and it took me an age to work out the way to do it.   Most would agree rare LPs in any format is still good and certainly better than nothing.  Thanks again.
I now use Audacity as Stack described with no issues.

[SoCalRyan]

Hey guys, it took me a couple of days, but I re-recorded all my records and converted them to FLAC files. I just hope they stay lossless this time. Here are the links and thank you for all the help.

MEHS-5 Industry In Motion [FLAC].zip

https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/cSFWv36v/file.html

MEHS-7 Neutral Strings in Motion [FLAC].zip

https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/htiAVQu7/file.html

MEHS-9 Commercial Life [FLAC].zip

https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/sC3PNsrK/file.html

MEKS-3 Ragtime-Contempo-Moog [FLAC].zip

https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/ThhcMgJl/file.html

MELS-1 The Year In Harmony [FLAC].zip

https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/6qJisxbs/file.html

MELS-9 Then & Now-Here & There [FLAC].zip

https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/Dr2FYbFd/file.html

MEOS-3 Musical Weather Report [FLAC].zip

https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/JMq42AOp/file.html

[stackjackson]

Excellent! Thanks for re-ripping these and sharing again.

[Flemming]

Fantastic work, thanks a lot for the Flac versions SoCalRyan! 

[SoCalRyan]

You're welcome Flemming and stackjackson, I'll add these links to the main post.

[Greta]

Yes, a great job. Thank you for your time and dedication.

[Rocco]

Great, thanks again, SoCalRyan, for sharing these awesome albums! 

[SoCalRyan]

Yes, a great job. Thank you for your time and dedication.

Great, thanks again, SoCalRyan, for sharing these awesome albums! 

You're welcome Greta and Rocco! 

[Muff Diver]

Thank you for not only re-ripping your rare Hi-Q music, but also in providing so much background info re the origins of tracks. This is great stuff!

[SoCalRyan]

Thank you for not only re-ripping your rare Hi-Q music, but also in providing so much background info re the origins of tracks. This is great stuff!

You're welcome, Muff Diver!