So far, I have 68 of my 450-some records recorded from my Thorens turntable with the Ortofon Black cart. There are about 100 I suppose I have no interest in recording. I don't tag individual tracks. That would make it a nightmarishly long project. I just make a long 320 kbps mp3 of one LP, because that's how I play records anyway (if double LP, then it's two mp3's). Then I tag them accordingly. When side one ends, I do not click pause on my laptop until the tonearm lifts with my awesome AT6006R tonearm lifter with a featherlight trigger. The reason is because I want that lift-pop sound on the tape. If I am listening to the recording in another room or the car, this helps me (as you can easily imagine) to relate the LP playing experience and to know when the record was flipped. Fun project that will take me many months to feel like it's done or close to done anyway. I use mono settings on the laptop and AVR when recording mono LP's.
