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Question: Can I play a record to my computer and burn a cd, also does the software come with this unit.  Thankyou
Document: cable modem home network!.I do believe this AT-LP60USB option unit will give me many years of listening also recording pleasure, through my computer with the use of "legally purchased" Roxio 2012-Creator Pro!. The software cost more than the phonograph, which makes these units capabilities now more than competitive with multi-hundred dollar units!Note: I Bought all my hardware from Amazon!.
I solved that by moving the volume bar to the + side at the top of the Audacity screen. Adjusting the sound volume on the computer during recording may also play a role.The Audacity software is a pain and takes time to play with and figure out. There are some detailed instructions available online through the Audacity website. It's a shame Audio Technica doesn't include a printed version for the turntable. So far I've only recorded a few 45 RPM tracks, which I then saved as wav. files to a folder.
I bought this USB turntable because I didn't have special speakers for a turntable, but with the USB function I can plug it into my computer and play through those speakers. It works perfectly. I can also record my vinyl which is awesome! The sound quality is perfect. I love it, no flaws at all, everything is working perfectly so far. It's a great price too. No need to spend over $110 for anything more expensive, this is already really great.
I hooked it into a little &#34;shelf unit&#34; and it works perfectly. Haven't made a cd of anything yet, just happy to play the lps so far. I had worried about getting it to work with my stereo but it plugged into &#34;aux&#34; and worked fine. Hit play, watch the arm swing over, hear that pop, pop, pop of old and feel groovy.
Which brings to mind, the user friendly buttons on the front make using the turntable very friendly.In spite of the above listed cons, I am forced to rate this product with 5 stars because I love it so much. I would highly recommend it over any modern turntable combo. I can't wait to start using the USB function.UPDATE:I have now used the USB recording function of this product and have come to realize that the software provided would not function on my computer.
The build quality while mostly plastic is sturdy in its own right and the dust cover is you guessed it plastic but who cares it covers the record in play. Highly recommend this item just make sure you use a quality set of speakers. Havent tested the USB yet but that could be to come : )
I would have given this 5 stars if the software that Audio Technica included was any good. The software included was very confusing. It was very hard to figure out even the most basic things. For example it took me almost an hour to figure out how to just burn a record. Just download a different program to use it with.Besides the software, this product is great..
Also, the tracking pressure that I measured is less than 2 and a half grams, light enough to prevent the stylus from eating up your vinyl (at least not until after 2-3 playings).The unit comes with built-in preamp, so not only does it not require an amp with a phono jack, but it doesn't require any amp beyond the one in your computer if your primary consideration is converting vinyl to digital.
If you are having problems with skipping, check that it's level!! It even says that in the book, but I couldn't believe how much of a difference that made. It also helped to really make sure that there are no pieces of dust or fuzzies on the record.We haven't tried the usb functionality yet, so I can't comment on that. I'm just excited that we got it to play our new records!
I followed instructions for installing belt was very easy, hooked it up to my computer ,I had already downloaded newest version of Audacity. Worked well, I am very happy with the  way it works. It has a button to lift tone arm and be able to move it from track to track. It has a nice cover , also. I hooked it up as they suggested, worked okay, but Audacity suggests you follow theirs as they are constantly upgrading their software.
Answer: Once you've transferred the vinal to digital you can burn a cd or use it the way any digital items are used. The software is a separate FREE download. The instructions are included.