Hi Howard
I’ve been putting my CD collection onto an external hard drive using CDEx
and found a set I bought that is heavily protected and will not allow this.
The discs will play in a non-pc CD player but not on any computer player,
so the intention is to hook a CD player up to the PC sound card and add the
CD's to the hard drive that way as we did when transferring the cassette
and vinyl collections. I used Magic Audio Lab for this then but no longer
have that software, even if I did it may not be compatible with Win 7 anyway
so the intention was to use Goldwave. Except I don’t know how, seeing your
post tells me you obviously do so could you give me a quick tutorial on how
it is to be done, please.
Many thanks Roger
-----Original Message-----
From: Howard Traxler
Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 11:42 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Recording level in GoldWave
I've been ripping my LPs, open reels, and cassettes to .wav files using
GoldWave. The volume level of the resulting files vary by quite a bit. I
can't get an idea of just how much until I finish editing and convert them
to mp3 files. I then use MP3Gain to get them to the level I want. Not
really understanding the measure of level in decabels, I just make them all
94 which sounds ok to me and is close to how loud my JAWS with Eloquence
talks.
I'm wondering if there's a way that I can tell earlier in the process if I
need to raise or lower the recording level in GoldWave?
Any suggestions? Thank you.
Howard
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