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How would i go about taking some recordings from vinyl in mp3 format and chopping them up into tracks and generally polishing them up, removiong any exessive hiss, pops and crackles
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[SIZE=2][FONT=Verdana]A[SIZE=2]mbition is a poor excuse for not having enough sense to be lazy
Sonic Foundry Sound Forge is rather good for that sort of thing
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Yup my mate does that all the time, some sony software he has, i thought it was called soundforge and he does all that stuff, connected the mixer to his sound card.
Sony bought out Sonic Foundry so you're both right. Sony Sound Forge (as it's now called) will do the job very well, although personally i'm a Cool Edit Pro fan. Just a matter of personal taste though
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