Aside from the software mentioned in the MacWorld article mentioned
below, there are some freeware programs that will do the job.
Coaster is good for recording to hard drive, and I use a free program
called sonicworx basic for simple editing (e.g. track clipping etc).
Try versiontracker for
At 1:28 PM +0800 27/8/02, John Bussell wrote:
Also, I don't know if Coaster will recieve input via iMic - this is a
question I'll have to deal with soon with my newish laptop which
lacks sound in. Does anyone have an answer to this?
Yes, Coaster works fine with the iMic USB audio in device.
Terry
Go to your Macintosh friendly library and dig up Aust MacWorld Dec 01
which had an entire article dedicated to this topic. It included
suggested software both commercial and shareware and heaps of other
useful information.
Eugene
I would like to record some of my LP records on to CD
The company Roxio that make toast also have just released a new version of
Jam that is used specifically for your purpose it will get rid of a lot of
the hissing noises associated with transfer of Audio from LP.
Check it out at the same website as toasts www.roxio.com
Regards,
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Toast isnt worth using due to all the hiss...
Get ProTools from www.digidesign.com It comes in a free version and will
do the trick. ProTools lets you edit the data to a high degree after
importing (via recording) the Lp tracks.
cheers, Robbie
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