vynilripper

[tcgabor]

Hello Guys!
I have heard about a program called 'vynilripper' or something. Could you post a link to that or recommend a good program for digitalizing LP's (transferring them to CD)! Thank you!

 

[zver]

There are many proggises like that...Get feurio,eac,cdex,audiograbber and many more....Or even better get an editor and youre all set...Go to cdrsoft download,wavelab and sound forge is there take your pick!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[TITOSS]

try dart pro

w-w.dartpro.com



Post edited please do not promote warez type links to serials and keygens TITOSS thanks we are a none warez forum now please read the rules >>>VIPER_1069<<<

 

[Duracell]

my favorite is Steinberg's WaveLab 4; (follow zver's hint)
but you can't conect your phonograph direct to your soundcard; you need to link a phono preamplifier (or a Hifi amplifier with integrated phono preamp) between;

Greetings from
Duracell

 

[jorel]

a good one and very simple to use:
wavecorrector.
do the principal :
extract waves and remove clicks without smooth trebles..
i have tons like sound forge,cooledit,steinberg...and others.
no one has the quality to remove the clicks without remove the treble like wavecorrector.

if not my mistake,here ius the link:

http://www.gabest.com

 

[tcgabor]

all appreciated

Well, thanks guys, I am familiar with the basic idea behind ripping lp's to the pc, I mean sound card and so on.
The link to wavecorrector doesn't work, but that's all right, thank you for the reply I'll try to fing these progs myself.
I also think that a very reasonable choice besides Dartpro is CoolEditPro, which is said to be one of the most thorough programs ever designed for this job!
Well, I still appreciate your tips, hints and ideas, but please, give me useful hints and your preferences. Needless to say I have my programs to start with since digitalizing without knowing the gist of it is useless.

Thanks

 

[Duracell]

Well, I still appreciate your tips, hints and ideas, but please, give me useful hints and your preferences. Needless to say I have my programs to start with since digitalizing without knowing the gist of it is useless.

i didn't record yet from analog sources; my inputs are always wave files via CD and digital streams via DAT machine;

but maybe you will find the WaveLab help file usefull; i will attach it; take a look in the recording rubric and also in "Plug-In processor reference > VST Plug-Ins > Declicker"


Duracell

 

[tcgabor]

Help appreciated!

Thank you very much for supplying helpful ideas. For some of you who are interested, I have also enclosed an attachement, a tutorial that I found at the wavecorrector official site. Also, they might be noteworthy, two links are also enclosed. Enjoy and thanks again!
Gabor

 

[jorel]

Re: all appreciated

........
The link to wavecorrector doesn't work, but that's all right,.....

Thanks [/B]

yes,i search and found the real link:

http://www.wavecor.co.uk/

 

[LTR12101B]

Just went looking for free VST plugins to use with AUDACITY.

Plenty of sound-manglers, but no sound improvers - you can ADD vinyl sound with free plugins, but not take it away.

 

[weboneando]

I have made several transfers from my old vynils to cd using cooledit pro, and the best results for me were using this steps:

- first record one entire side of the disc into a single wav file, make sure you use a good record level, the sound must be strong and clear of distortion

- try to sample the noise of the lp and scratches from a silence in between songs by selecting it and in effects menu select noise reduction/noise reduction and use "load profile from selection", if you want you can save the profile and then select the entire file and apply the effect

- by this time you should have an almost entirely clean sound so now just make any adjusts needed (if they are needed) using the graph eq

- split the file in the respective tracks or use nero to make the track references for the cd