17 Dec
2007
17 Dec
'07
10:36 a.m.
(Sorry, I changed my name...)
Hey,
I want to record some cassettes and LP's to cd. Which program is the best for this and
do you have other tips?
Best regards,
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17 Dec
17 Dec
1:26 p.m.
Studio 32 wrote:
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Hey,
I want to record some cassettes and LP's to cd. Which program is the best for this
and do you have other tips?
Best regards,
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I've used Gramofile. It can detect silence between songs and can also
apply other filters such as de-click.
Frank
9:54 p.m.
On Mon, Dec 17, 2007 at 02:36:39PM +0000, Studio 32 wrote:
(Sorry, I changed my name...)
Hey,
I want to record some cassettes and LP's to cd. Which program is the best for this
and do you have other tips?
jack_capture works for me. So does arecord, if you aren't running jack. Both simple,
command-line tools.
I have to do all the editing manually that way, though. There are probably programs
that'll do silence detection and split it up for you, but I haven't tried those.
-ken
18 Dec
18 Dec
12:31 a.m.
Ken Restivo wrote:
On Mon, Dec 17, 2007 at 02:36:39PM +0000, Studio 32
wrote:
GramoFile. Detects silence, breaks into songs, de-clicks, etc. Nice
curses program. Just another arrow in the quiver.
http://freshmeat.net/projects/gramofile/
Frank
(Sorry, I changed my name...)
Hey,
I want to record some cassettes and LP's to cd. Which program is the best for this
and do you have other tips?
jack_capture works for me. So does arecord, if you aren't running jack. Both simple,
command-line tools.
I have to do all the editing manually that way, though. There are probably programs
that'll do silence detection and split it up for you, but I haven't tried those.
-ken
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5 a.m.
Hi!
I'd use ecasound for recording. It's command-line as well. But for recording
you could stick to Ken's suggestions as well.
If you'd like to enhanced your recordings: Well I did some nice denoising
with csound and its utilities. the same goes for a bit of compression and
balancing of channel volume. For finding clicks I believe your best bet might
be some wave-edititor with graphical display of the recorded sound so you can
SEE the peaks of the clicks and do something against them.
good idea for old media is a nice equaliser/notch filter for the 50/60Hz
buzzing. That you can have with every ladspa host.
Kindest regards
Julien
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