sounds like gold weave might take a lot more hands on then audacity.
but sounds like audacity also does the same with pop and clicks and stuff only they use plugin style or other scripts that are added by the developers that 3d party scripters wrote to do the stuff.
looks like they just made a easier to use program but i guess both would do, hey has he figured out any little tricks to get the sound right on the songs after they are put in the computer or while adding them in.?
or any tips?
i found old albums from 1974/75 are the limit for not having to adjust any of the sound quality on. any years older then those will need to have the wav editor be used on the computer versions.
also i found that songs i put in from tape were sounding good on the tape's and when i put them in the system.
but for some reason they are about 10 seconds shorter then the ones i put in from the vinyl over the usb turntable.
not sure why they are shorter the recent ones also sound better as i add them in to the system with higher bit rates of up around 270. get more clearness and crisper sound from the old albums.
also can you say what to do when you get a album that has,? i guess little bubbles in the vinyl groove that make it skip the songs. i can't even see anything in the groove I've used cleaner for albums to get rid of any thing and still can't see what makes it skip. so it has to be in the vinyl right? how did you fix them or did you get it fixed?
most the time it skips in a place the song is repeated near the end. so i can just take that good section and paste it in on the part that skips.
but now and then it skips where the song is not repeated. are those just lost songs?
sounds like gold weave might take a lot more hands on then audacity.
but sounds like audacity also does the same with pop and clicks and stuff only they use plugin style or other scripts that are added by the developers that 3d party scripters wrote to do the stuff.
looks like they just made a easier to use program but i guess both would do, hey has he figured out any little tricks to get the sound right on the songs after they are put in the computer or while adding them in.?
or any tips?
i found old albums from 1974/75 are the limit for not having to adjust any of the sound quality on. any years older then those will need to have the wav editor be used on the computer versions.
also i found that songs i put in from tape were sounding good on the tape's and when i put them in the system.
but for some reason they are about 10 seconds shorter then the ones i put in from the vinyl over the usb turntable.
not sure why they are shorter the recent ones also sound better as i add them in to the system with higher bit rates of up around 270. get more clearness and crisper sound from the old albums.
also can you say what to do when you get a album that has,? i guess little bubbles in the vinyl groove that make it skip the songs. i can't even see anything in the groove I've used cleaner for albums to get rid of any thing and still can't see what makes it skip. so it has to be in the vinyl right? how did you fix them or did you get it fixed?
most the time it skips in a place the song is repeated near the end. so i can just take that good section and paste it in on the part that skips.
but now and then it skips where the song is not repeated. are those just lost songs? :-?