las wrote:
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> Shawn Lin wrote:
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> > True, but are computer illiterates techno-savvy enough to want to buy MD
> > equipment in the first place? I know many computer illiterates (usually
> > parents of my friends, people in their 50's), and they stick to old
> > audio media, like LP's and cass
I just found an interesting issue or observation.
I have a CD that was recorded with emphasis. The disc is classical music,
and I am sure the recording crew deemed it necessary to record this way
to better represent highs and move some of the noise into regions of the
sound spectrum where the no
I have a Mac G4 and I am brand new to using my mini disc recorder, the
Roland UA-30 interface and Peak to edit the things I record. I have a very
simple question. If I record a single track on the mini disc, can I add
tracks to the sound file with Peak? I have used cut and paste (to a new
fil
>Almost all of the white collar workers not only own computers but use them
>at work
>every day. Most of the kids I know in their teens can only copy cassettes
>because
>they have dual decks and all they have to do is push one button. They
>could never
>copy a CD to an MD having to use two s
Isn't it amazing that someone as old as I am was able to type this e mail? And
I did it all by myself with no help from any of my "kids" (youngest will be 20
and all have moved out anyway, so if I couldn't figure it out myself I'm have
to wait until one of them came to visit .
I changed the alt
ROFL
At 11:52 AM 5/4/01 -0400, you wrote:
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>As someone "in their 50's", it seems to me that by some coincidence, most
>of your
>friends must have parents that are retarded! Most of the people I know in
>their
[snip]
-Jeffrey
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Hi Shaun,
I'm forwarding your note to the Minidisc mailing list (MD-L). I do
remember an MD-L old timer who had a JVC XM-D1. If I recall correctly,
he thought that machine was the cat's pajamas too. Hopefully someone
out there still has one they can sell you.
The machine is: http://www.minidisc
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I have done quite a bit of LP-to-MD. The biggest hint I can offer is:
Do it a track at a time. Fade out at the end of each track to eliminate
surface noise between tracks. I use "A-B" edit to chop off the surface
noise at the beginning of each track. (Point A is set to "track top" and
point
>Can anyone explain why the MD hasn't been developed and promoted as a very
>general data format?
1) RIAA restrictions cauused Sony to make MD Data incompatible with MD audio.
This is enforced by firmware in the drive. MD audio discs will not record in an
unmodified MD data drive. MD audio di
Shawn Lin wrote:
> True, but are computer illiterates techno-savvy enough to want to buy MD
> equipment in the first place? I know many computer illiterates (usually
> parents of my friends, people in their 50's), and they stick to old
> audio media, like LP's and cassettes. They have enough t
On Fri, 4 May 2001, Marc Britten wrote:
> get a good needle, clean off the vinyl and pray
>
> marc britten
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> On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 07:00:27AM -0400, Jim Coon wrote:
> >
> > What are some of the ways to copy LP to MD and flter scratches and
> > clicks?
good needles are essential. i reco
get a good needle, clean off the vinyl and pray
marc britten
On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 07:00:27AM -0400, Jim Coon wrote:
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> What are some of the ways to copy LP to MD and flter scratches and
> clicks?
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Well, I've tried a number of solutions. They all work more or less.
However, in order to remove noise, they necessarily distort the music to
some degree. My feeling is that unless the records are in very bad shape,
it is better to leave them alone.
The most important thing you can do is proper
What are some of the ways to copy LP to MD and flter scratches and
clicks?
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Cool Edit will do that but it isn't free unless youcan find the demo
program they had a few years back. I think it was called Cool Edit 96
demo. THere are probably others that work too.
"Cramb, Kevin" wrote:
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> Gidday All
> With all this talk of Vinyl it's about time I copied my small collec
>LPs to MD. What's the opinion on the best (and free :-)) software to
>reduce the clicks, pops and general noise?
>
>Many thanks
>Kev
I dont know but there is a device you can buy that you hook up to
your sound sytem to actually ADD clicks pops and noise to make your recording
sound like an
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