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whats a good audio editing software
hi gang
i need a decent audio editing software for 78 records..if u know of any good
ones can you send me some good namebrands?thanks
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i need a decent audio editing software for 78 records..if u know of any good
ones can you send me some good namebrands?thanks
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
i forgot mention it should be mostly 4 78s
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whats a good audio editing software
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
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what do u mean by "what bridge"?
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what do u mean by "what bridge"?
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
What platform? Mac or PC?
Are we talking recording software or restoration software? DP is great recording software but has very limited noise reduction. I don't know where you might find that but I think Logic Pro (if you're on a Mac) has some noise reduction. If you're on a PC I don't know the answer.
Restoration software such as Sound Soap has a record feature and I'd go with that for sure. The light version might be OK, but for fine tuning your work the pro version runs about $600 last time I checked.
http://www.bias-inc.com/products/soundSoapPro2/
There are less expansive such as Izotope Music & Speech Cleaner (with record function) but compared to Sound Soap, it would be like using a sledge hammer instead of a scalpel.
Are we talking recording software or restoration software? DP is great recording software but has very limited noise reduction. I don't know where you might find that but I think Logic Pro (if you're on a Mac) has some noise reduction. If you're on a PC I don't know the answer.
Restoration software such as Sound Soap has a record feature and I'd go with that for sure. The light version might be OK, but for fine tuning your work the pro version runs about $600 last time I checked.
http://www.bias-inc.com/products/soundSoapPro2/
There are less expansive such as Izotope Music & Speech Cleaner (with record function) but compared to Sound Soap, it would be like using a sledge hammer instead of a scalpel.
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
hi
im on a pc..the soundsoap i have isnt pro its just a basic noise reduction.
i use nero to put the files from my turntable into the computer..then i use
click repaire AND THEN i use sound soap to clean up the files...or try too..
lenny
im on a pc..the soundsoap i have isnt pro its just a basic noise reduction.
i use nero to put the files from my turntable into the computer..then i use
click repaire AND THEN i use sound soap to clean up the files...or try too..
lenny
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
Steinberg's Wavelab works for both platforms, and I've heard good things about it.
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Tascam DM-24, MOTU Track 16, all Spectrasonics' stuff,
Vienna Instruments SUPER PACKAGE, Waves Mercury, slaved iMac and Mac Minis running VEP 7, etc.
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
hi
i was told thats its not really made for what i want to do..thanks..
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i was told thats its not really made for what i want to do..thanks..
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
http://www.waves.com/content.aspx?id=201
I would get a linear DAW for PC that'll support Waves Version 9 Plugins?
There's list of supported DAWs at Waves website (version 9 requires your own Thumb Drive to be mounted or their plugin will not instantiate. You are going to clean up the mono files right? Burn them from a track? That's pretty much common now with DP and other DAW software.
iTunes to convert to MP-4 or wave-lossless. Personally I have compared MP-4 to lossless and the hi-end + room ambience is still there in wave lossless or Apple lossless only 3x size of MP-4.
Also there is a VST plugin you can buy to edit wave meta-data directly or broadcast wave for 78 catalogue number, artist, composer, arranger, band name. I have some Al Jolson DECCA 78 Acetates and there's a lot of info on the label (they sold with just a plain vanilla cover as you know).
DL DVD +R media is cheap. DVD -R is cheap. CD-R media is cheap. But you want at minimum Verbatim Media or Tayo Yuden. Both are considered archival quality manufacturers of Optical Media (Do not burn DL +R on -R and Verbatim is you only option Yayo Yuden doesn't make it (yet) search under JVC.
http://www.supermediastore.com/
You can tell if it is genuine Tayo Yuden as it has a threaded center spindle. They don't make a Dual layer +R media (yet). Only single layer DVD -R or CD-R.
Do you have a good hot CD-R burner like Plextor or Yamaha? These are (were) sold in a case with a fan as they produce a lot of heat.
Years ago Gold Media from Ampex was sold as Quantegy Gold. But the trend now is Tayo Yuden which is still made in Japan. HP occasionally resells, repackages Tayo Yuden under HP brand, so look for HP media with a threaded center spindle (not the twist on cap that is common).
I would get a linear DAW for PC that'll support Waves Version 9 Plugins?
There's list of supported DAWs at Waves website (version 9 requires your own Thumb Drive to be mounted or their plugin will not instantiate. You are going to clean up the mono files right? Burn them from a track? That's pretty much common now with DP and other DAW software.
iTunes to convert to MP-4 or wave-lossless. Personally I have compared MP-4 to lossless and the hi-end + room ambience is still there in wave lossless or Apple lossless only 3x size of MP-4.
Also there is a VST plugin you can buy to edit wave meta-data directly or broadcast wave for 78 catalogue number, artist, composer, arranger, band name. I have some Al Jolson DECCA 78 Acetates and there's a lot of info on the label (they sold with just a plain vanilla cover as you know).
DL DVD +R media is cheap. DVD -R is cheap. CD-R media is cheap. But you want at minimum Verbatim Media or Tayo Yuden. Both are considered archival quality manufacturers of Optical Media (Do not burn DL +R on -R and Verbatim is you only option Yayo Yuden doesn't make it (yet) search under JVC.
http://www.supermediastore.com/
You can tell if it is genuine Tayo Yuden as it has a threaded center spindle. They don't make a Dual layer +R media (yet). Only single layer DVD -R or CD-R.
Do you have a good hot CD-R burner like Plextor or Yamaha? These are (were) sold in a case with a fan as they produce a lot of heat.
Years ago Gold Media from Ampex was sold as Quantegy Gold. But the trend now is Tayo Yuden which is still made in Japan. HP occasionally resells, repackages Tayo Yuden under HP brand, so look for HP media with a threaded center spindle (not the twist on cap that is common).
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
hi
is x-crackle a freee software?
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is x-crackle a freee software?
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X-Crackle, Waves, currently $300
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Re: whats a good audio editing software
You will not find a legally free or even cheap solution.
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thanks guys