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Robbie Chopper

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On the mo-fo'in 1's and 2's
depends on how proffesional you want it, if you just wanna record mixes or single tunes into mp3 format then one of the free ones off the web will do :D

if you want to be editing and stuff like a producer then you need summat along the lines of Sony Soundforge or something similar ;)

Robbie :D
 

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I use Nero Wave editor, but I think that soundforge is used by many people & if you want to use it for converting vinyl to WAV/MP3 then it has the added bonus of being able to etch out any clicks & pops.
Audacity is a good freebie which I have used for recording individual tracks.
I should imagine it would do a reasonable job on a full mix.