In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Les Hunt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >--- In [email protected], "Eycott, George, VF UK - Technology >\(TS\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> I am transferring an LP called "Narrowboats" produced by the BBC in >1969 >> to CD (or possibly MP3). I remeember some conversation on this list >from >> people trying to get the BBC to re-release this some years ago. >> >> Anyway, after coaxing my turntable into use after some years of >> retirement I am nearing the goal of getting it onto the PC, all I need >> now is some software to remove the crackles, pops and so on. Anyone >got >> any recommendations for some (preferably free) software? >> >> Cheers >> >> George "Bungle" Eycott >> > > >I use Cool Edit Pro, which I bought several years ago. Unfortunately >the software has now been bought by Adobe, and they now charge a >FORTUNE for it. Pity, as I always got regular free upgrades from >Syntrillium Software in the old days. > >However there is a freebie called Audacity that you may like to try - >it's available from http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
At the risk of drifting away from the bank into the uncharted waters of off-topic-ness, has anyone got any experience of <stingy> free </stingy> recording packages which implement RIAA de-emphasis in software? Wassail! -- Martin E Phillips http://www.g4cio.demon.co.uk Homebrewing, black pudding, boats, morris dancing, ham radio and more! The Gloucester-Sharpness canal web page http://www.glos-sharpness.org.uk
