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Vinyl & Cassettes to PC & CD-R
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Thanks I will investigate....
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Vinyl & Cassettes to PC & CD-R
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Well laptops used to be a bit of a dodgy area when it came to audio but now things have improved somewhat and there are more peripherals available out there that will allow you to connect your audio equipment to them. For example, take a look at som
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Vinyl & Cassettes to PC & CD-R
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Hi there, I know that this is an old topic, but I am curious if anyone has a work around. I am currently about 60-70% of the way through recording my vinyl and tapes. However my PC is on its last legs....and now I have a problem. Do I go down a PC
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Thanx MJB I`ll take a look. Trouble with DBX is it`s dynamic and uses its own algorithms. It uses Pre-emphasis and noise reduction together and requires the exact opposite of both to recover the track. I`ll have a play and see if I can replicate the
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I use Audacity and sometimes the old Cool Edit 2000, when it behaves on Vista, so I can't really comment on Sound Forge unfortunately. I would imagine a Band-pass filter or some type of Noise Gate might be the way to go? If Sound Forge supports Pl
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Vinyl & Cassettes to PC & CD-R
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Hmmm - it can`t be too hard for you brainy guys so it must be a big secret - come on... Maybe I`ll see if I can buy a 2nd hand Yammy 4-track
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Vinyl & Cassettes to PC & CD-R
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I`ve come across some old multitrack tapes recorded on a Yamaha 4-track some years ago. They were recorded using the DBX noise reduction system. I`ve got them onto PC but you can hear the DBX "pumping" away like mad. Does anyone know if I
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