Buck
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I need good, free, software for recording music that comes to my Line-In on the computer. Any ideas?
Recording To My Computer Through Line-In
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Cliptin
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Buck said:
iGary likes Goldwave. I've been too busy to try it. It is NOT free, $40. Sorry.
Cliptin
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Cliptin said:
Full function shareware.
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Wave Repair has a freeware mode that includes full recording functionality, including clipping detection.
http://webattack.com/freeware/gmm/fwaudioedit.shtml
There are several audio programs where that each have a breif summary, screenshot, popularity rating and review rating.
btw, www.webattack.com/freeware is the best place for freeware.
There are several audio programs where that each have a breif summary, screenshot, popularity rating and review rating.
btw, www.webattack.com/freeware is the best place for freeware.
Buck
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Thank you for your suggestions. How about a good fee-based software for this type of work. Something that can also eliminate hisses and crackles from LPs. Anybody ever try Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 3.0?
Mercutio
Fatwah on Western Digital
I don't remember if Nero has a builtin recorder, but it does have a WAv editor with hiss and pop removers. Plus, you already have a copy.
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Check the features of the paid version of Wave Repair.
Cliptin said:
iGary recommends Goldwave to the masses, but actually doesn't use Goldwave.
Actually, I use a combination of Sonic Foundry's Sound Forge and CD Architect.
For multi-track recording, I don't bother using the computer since I am decidedly "old school" when it comes to that type of audio work. Instead I use, these days, a hard-drive-based Alesis HD24, Allen & Heath mixing console, and patchbays.
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http://www.steinberg.net/en/ct/products/audio_editing/clean_pc/index.php?sid=0 $40
I haven't yet used it, but I might even be interested in buying a couple of the 'pro' packages (which include a phono preamp) if you can find 'em.