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Originally Posted by ol'skinflint so you DO consider it to be worth the money? |
While it isn't the bargain that it used to be (back the pre-Adobe, Cool Edit days), it's still very much worth the money. To do this with Waves plug-ins would cost thousands of dollars. However, it's not easy to do well. It takes a lot of time and experience to get great results.
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Originally Posted by ol'skinflint Is any other software necessary to remove all the clicks and pops? |
Some people use other plug-ins, but I do it entirely in Audition.
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Originally Posted by ol'skinflint What I want to do is transfer a group of my favorite disco albums onto CDs (I'm referring to albums that are not currently available on CD and I doubt they ever will be) then use a printer to shrink the cover and basically make my own personal CD collection of my favorite disco albums. |
That is exactly what I do, right down the record label.
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Originally Posted by ol'skinflint And if I'm not being too personal, could you let me know why you prefer the Phono CD recorder to using your computer to do the transfers? |
Not sure what you mean by this... I do record directly to my computer, using Audition to capture the signal. I have an M-Audio 2496 card which gives better sound than consumer or gaming cards. By recording in 32-bit float, I can adjust the levels, apply corrective EQ (i.e. gradual treble boost to offset mastering treble cut), expand the stereo image (if I can verify that the disc was mastered with the image narrowed), and precisely set track start and end points. Dither down to 16-bit and burn the disc, and I'm set.