Re: Sound editing (was Apt on CD and mice sound editing too)

["Bob T. Kat" <bobkat79@charter.net>]

Actually I'd used gramofile (
http://panic.et.tudelft.nl/~costar/gramofile/ ) for recording my
cassette tapes to wav to then be compressed to mp3 (my cassette deck is
connected to my computer because I have no stereo), my friend tescoil
from the luci group has used it a great deal in order to turn all his
old vinyl into mp3's for easier playlisting, the only thing is you need
LOTS of hard drive room because wav format is absolutely huge, but I've
also found wav is the easiest format to start with when you want to go
to other formats (cd, mp3, ogg)

Bob T. Kat

just putting in my .0083 pounds 


-----Original Message-----
From: silug-discuss-owner@silug.org
[mailto:silug-discuss-owner@silug.org] On Behalf Of Stephen D Reindl
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 9:55 AM
To: Silug
Subject: Sound editing (was Apt on CD and mice sound editing too)

On Mon, 2002-09-16 at 14:26, Erich Schroeder wrote:
> Hear ye, O apt fans,
>   In my searches for useful software to digitize my old LPs for
cdburning 

> Erich

Did you find anything that works well. I had a windoze program that
would split the tracks at the silent spots for me or I could do it
manually.But alas the windoze box is forever gone (hehehehe). I only
managed to get 2 albums burned. I even bought a new sony turntable with
a built in pre-amp expressly for that purpose.Maybe I should look at the
site you linked to?

Steve


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