[G4] Transfer Vinyl Audio to CD

[Aaron Willems]

I'm not familier with any Shareware software, but if you can afford a copy
of Toast, it comes with a great little app called CD Spin Doctor. This
cool little app does a great job of capturing Audio. To clean it up, I
recommend using Bias SoundSoap 2. It's easy to use, and does a decent job
of cleaning up clicks and pops. Each app costs around $100 dollars.

Regards,
-- 
Aaron Willems
aaron at macmanifest.com
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> Begging your pardon for the cross post but I haven't received any
> responses on the G5 list. Traffic here is much better, and this is
> still more or less on topic for the G4 group.
>
>
> After years of procrastination I am finally going to begin transferring
> some of my favorite LP records to digital. I'm pretty sure I know how
> to do this. I've got all the hardware necessary. However I could use a
> little help.
>
> I need a good article or two on the mechanics of the process to remind
> me what to do. Googling didn't immediately turn up what I was looking
> for. Any suggestions?
>
> What's the current good choices for audio capture software compatible
> with Tiger? (Shareware or donation ware preferred>) I had one in OS
> 9.2.2 that worked great but I can't recall it's name.
> Garage band doesn't seem like a good choice for this job.  It'd be nice
> to be able to start and stop easily so that I can insert spaces between
> tracks.
>
> Any suggestions for software that massages the audio so I can remove
> the worst of the pops and cracks. I'm not a perfectionist when it comes
> to audio so anything that works would be a candidate.
>
> Thanks for your help and guidance,
> John Erdman
> Sawtooth G4 AGP 400MHz, 704MB Ram, OS 10.3.9
> iMac G5 2.0 GHz, 1GB Ram, OS 10.4.1
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