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Posted by dadiOH on 04/29/06 13:21
swangdb wrote:
> I have many cassettes and LPs I'd like to record to WAV files on my
> computer. I have an M-Audio Audio Interface and Audacity does a
> pretty good job of recording audio. I'd like to be able to remove
> noise from some of the recordings and I want to remove the pops and
> clicks from the songs from LPs. I don't want this processing to ruin
> the "magic" of the original recordings if possible.
IMO, Wave Repair is about as good a cleaner as you can get. Not the
easiest nor the fastest though. Others in my dandies, see sig. An easy
one to use (pretty good too) is WavClean.
Wave Repair
http://www.delback.co.uk/wavrep/
WavClean
http://www.excla.com/index-E.htm
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=wavclean
As far as the cleaning messing up the "magic", that is entirely possible
so clean a copy or save the cleaned wave as something else...IOW, be
sure you can get back to square one. Many cleaners will have some way
of setting how agressive they should be in noise removal; if so, set
minimally at first.
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dadiOH
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