I use:
Plextor 820 CD-R
Turtlebeach Fiji
Soundforge for dynamics processing (i.e. Volume, compression, expansion,
hard/soft limiting, etc.)
Cooledit Pro for EQ'ing (30 band graphic EQ certainly does the trick!!!!)
Verbatim Blue CD-R's (best compatibility, in my experience, with audio CD
players)
CDRwin CD Writing Software
CD Wave Track Splitting program (works in conjunction with CDRwin ... loads
up the single wav file, and splits tracks without inserting gaps - it's live
shit after all!)
In case you're wondering how I get my live MD's transported to the PC ...
digital connection (optical out from the JA30ES) to my Turtlebeach Fiji
(co-axial input - using homemade TOSlink -> coax converter).
And yes, Plextor CD-R drives for true reliability and the best data
integrity by far. SCSI all the way ... no EIDE as you will suffer from a lot
of buffer underruns if you decide to do other stuff while burning!
And no, the more expensive "audio" CD-R's are specifically made for those
standalone consumer recorders, not the PC type burners. So don't bother with
those. No advantage, waste of money, useless to your burner.
Adios,
LarZ
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of Peter Brown
Sent: Friday, 31 March 2000 20:17
To: Minidisc List
Subject: MD: Fw: Transferring MD to CD
Hi
Can anyone advise of good software for 'producing' a minidisc recording, ie;
making them sound better, fading out etc. In general I would like to know
what everyone does to move a minidisc recording to CD, what tools people
use, interesting websites, etc. I'm talking about live gigs recorded via
binaurals. I know the general idea is to record each track as a WAV file,
and then to record that file to CD. And also a 5 second blank WAV file will
work as a track separator on the CD.
Any tips on CDRs? I know SCSI is generally the way to go, and hear people
recommending Plextor CDRs. And CDR disks, all I've heard about that is that
the gold ones are better - I've seen the slightly more expensive 'Audio
CDR's, are these are con or worthwhile?
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