Also
Some macs (at least one of my macs (imac or g5) had sound studio
bundled on the install dvd . It has bunches of filters which should
mitigate the noise. I have tried it once.
nick
On 25/07/2006, at 8:29 PM, Ray Forma wrote:
Paul,
I found CD Spin Doctor, a program that came free with Roxio's
Toast, to be an excellent program for recording, and pre-treating,
material from cassette and vinyl recordings, before recording to
CD. Removed hiss and crackle very well wherever needed, at whatever
level needed.
Hi All,
I'm hoping to take some compact cassette recordings I made of some
interviews I did with my Grandmother for an oral history project
back in 1987 and put them onto a CD for Mum for her 70th birthday
in October. I want to have a go at removing some mechanical noise
that made it on to the tape during the recording process.
I took a look at the Archives and the last discussion on this
subject looks like it was back in 2003. I wondered if anyone had
some more recent experience that they wanted to share. I have a
tape deck hooked up to my eMac through the audio in connection.
The results are ok using Garageband. I guess I'm after suggestions
or recommendations on what sort of software might get the job done
or if anyone would recommend a professional outfit who does this
kind of work.
Thanks in advance.
Paul
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